Quote from: imagicaxx on August 29, 2016, 12:57:01 pm(I've heard there's a form called finding a job plan?) .Where is this form on the hikorea website?
(I've heard there's a form called finding a job plan?) .
Hi, Really helpful section; however, I'm hoping I might be able to squeeze a little more specific info outta someone. I'm currently on an E-7 visa that will expire in March 2018. I plan on quitting this November. There are no workplace issues, I just don't want to work anymore and enjoy my final few months in Korea before I leave in March. I understand I need a large volume of documents for immigration, I'm more concerned with not having a letter of release. Obviously as I'm quitting for no discernible reason, other than I do not enjoy my work and hate where I live, I'm not expecting my employer to grant an LOR. Do you think I will be able to get a D-10? I have enough money to comfortably last a year. I am, at least to immigration, seeking employment so is it really a big deal if I quit? I mean, it's quite common in the West to quit if you don't enjoy your work. Is quitting perceived as that serious that it could harm you receiving a new job-seeking visa? Any pertinent info is greatly appreciated! Thank You.
I have a question that may sound very dumb. I'm starting a job at the beginning of next week but it was all very last minute so I had very little time to actually apply for my E-2 visa. My application has been submitted to the Korean Immigration Office so I can receive my visa issuance number. I was told I would receive it by the end of the week. My question is once I receive my number and go to the Korean Embassy in London with my other documents, how long does it take to process everything. I've heard people say it takes days and people saying it takes hours and I'm not really sure.
For the D10 application, how much do we need in our bank book to prove funding for living here?
is there a problem for leaving Korea for 2 weeks?
I know many people who keep staying in Korea on D-10 visa and extend it many times
Quote from: amyb72 on March 11, 2018, 02:14:54 pmFor the D10 application, how much do we need in our bank book to prove funding for living here?The first time I did it years back the minimum I heard you needed was 2.5 million.
Thank you. That's not as much as I was expecting to be honest. I also read a lot of people weren't even asked to prove this. So I'm guessing it's all dependent on whose working on the day?Second question, if my current immigration office is Suwon/Pyeongtaek but my new address (the place where I will live whilst on D10 visa) is in Seoul, should I go to my current local immigration office or to one in Seoul? Or does it not matter?
Thanks for the heads up. So I should get a statement from inside the bank branch?
So on 2nd April I managed to get it done at my immigration office and I made sure to go on 2nd April because I am flying out to England on 20th April. This allows plenty of time. So I thought..However, the paper I received from the office says the pick up day is 23rd April. I thought it only takes 10 days to process plus I said at the immigration office I will be leaving on 20th April. The lady proceeded to yell at me "COME BACK BEFORE 20TH THEN!!!" I am really confused as to when my ARC will be available to pick up and wondered if the date on the form meant before 23rd not ON 23rd. If so how can I know when it's ready?