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Looking for a job in South Korea? Here's a quick guide to get you started:
- Visa Requirements: Ensure you have a visa that allows you to work. Tourists cannot work or volunteer in South Korea.
- Essential Steps: Obtain your residence card and open a Korean bank account to manage your earnings. Check out our guides for detailed steps.
- Job Search Resources: Explore job offer sites recommended by the Working Holiday Visa Info Center, including WorkNet, Albamon, and more. Don’t miss out on opportunities listed on Craigslist and various Facebook groups tailored to different job types like part-time, modeling, or babysitting.
- Support and Advice: Utilize the Working Holiday Info Center and Seoul Global Center for any employment issues or queries.
For a deeper dive into navigating the job market in South Korea, including more resources and detailed steps, read our full article!
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Are you in South Korea and want to start looking for work? In this article, we’ll share key links and resources for your job search, including websites, Facebook groups, important contacts, and practical advice.
Administrative steps to do
- Obtain your residence card. Before starting work, you must first obtain a residence card. To learn how to do so, read South Korea WHV: How to apply for your residence card (fka ARC).
- Open a Korean bank account. You need one in order to receive pay in KRW. To learn how to do so, read How to open a Korean bank account.
- Working holiday info center – rubrique find jobs
- Seoul foreigner portal
- Seoul metropolitan government
- Contact Korea
- WorkNet (in Korean)
- Albamon (in Korean)
- Albacheongulk (in Korean)
- Acting/Casting Networking Seoul
- Modeling and Acting Jobs in South Korea 한국의 모델링 및 연기 직업
- Seoul Models 모델 서울
- Foreign Entertainers In Korea
- The Working Holiday Info Center
- The Ministry of Employment and Labor
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- Seoul Global Center
Job offer sites
Websites recommended by the Working Holiday Visa Info Center
Other websites and Facebook groups
Craigslist: Craigslist is popular among WHVers in Korea looking for work.
General Facebook groups:
Facebook groups for acting/modeling :
Facebook group for baby sitting :
Important contacts
E-mail : [email protected]
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The Ministry of Employment and Labour offers advisory services on employment and labour administration, including wages, retirement benefits, dismissals, unions, workplace safety, employment equity, general labour issues, and more. Available by phone Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
From Korea: 1350 (English service available)
From abroad: +82-52-702-5089
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The Seoul Global Center offers a variety of services to assist and support foreigners living in South Korea. If you experience a conflict or issue with your employer, you can contact the center for information and assistance.
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 02-2229-4910
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