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How Foreigners Report an Address Change in Korea
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Check the reporting deadline and method for your status, then use HiKorea or contact 1345 before assuming that a landlord or employer has completed the report.
How this helper works
- This guide organizes publicly available official information and points users to the responsible Korean agency for confirmation.
- The page does not decide individual eligibility or replace professional advice.
Assumptions
- The user is asking about a situation in Korea and can provide truthful documents.
- Official procedures and opening hours can change, so check the linked agency before action.
Example
Keep your passport, residence card, lease or other address evidence, and the exact move-in date. Procedures can differ by status and transaction. Example: save the relevant document, list the dates, and ask the responsible agency which route applies.
Limits and cautions
- This guide cannot assess every status, document, nationality, or regional difference. The Korean agency version controls the official process.
Official sources
- 1345 Immigration Contact Center — Korea Immigration Service; checked
- HiKorea Electronic Civil Services — HiKorea; checked
Verification dates describe our review, not a guarantee that a rule cannot change later.