Is it convenient for Yanbian Koreans in Jilin to work in Korea? Do I have to apply for exit permit? What are the procedures?

Hello, I'm Han-Han, 22-year-old F5 permanent visa.

Hello, Koreans also need a visa to go to Korea, but it is more convenient than other nationalities. Now, as long as Koreans are over 25 years old, they can sign up and draw lots to get a Korean work visa.

Then the ancestors of Koreans are Koreans, so the conditions for Koreans to apply for permanent residence in Korea are relatively wide. For example, parents can invite their children, just like me, my grandmother and grandfather are Korean nationals, and my mother applied for permanent residence. My father and I can also apply for permanent residence.

So Koreans usually treat you by me. If Korean relatives and parents have no nationality to live permanently, they will draw lots.

Then, Koreans can get F4 5-year visas for their Korean compatriots abroad, and they can get them through exams and other means.

So now, even if parents have no nationality, they can invite their children under the age of 25 to pass the skills test in Korea and get a five-year F4 visa for their compatriots abroad.

Now, if parents who apply for permanent residency have permanent residency, children of any age can obtain permanent residency as long as they have legally resided in Korea for three years.

But in the case of the Han nationality, if it is the chef's pastry welding. . . . If you meet the requirements of Korea, you can get an E7 technical visa. It invites you to come from Korea.

Then there is a tourist visa ~ black ~ working in Korea

But recently I heard that Jeju Island is visa-free.

Good luck.