Korea Life Tools by westc
Visa and immigration help for foreigners in Korea
Start with the exact date or task you need to check. These tools organize information and route you to official help; they do not decide your immigration status.
Available visa and stay tools
Visa and stay
Korea Visa Stay Days and Remaining Days CalculatorCount calendar days between an officially confirmed start date and permitted-until date, check remaining days, and compare a planned departure date.Open tool →Korea Visa Expiration Date and Next-Step HelperCheck how close an officially confirmed Korea visa or stay expiry date is and open the right HiKorea and immigration contact links for next steps.Open tool →Korea Visa Extension Checklist for Foreign ResidentsA preparation checklist for foreign residents who need to check a stay-period extension through HiKorea or an immigration office.Open tool →
Practical guides and legal explanations
F-6 Relationship Evidence: Truthful Document ChecklistUnderstand the importance of providing truthful and accurate evidence of your relationship for an F-6 (Spouse) visa application. Learn how to organize and present your documents…Read guide →F-6 Spouse Visa: Understanding Document CategoriesLearn about the general types of documents often requested for an F-6 (Spouse) visa application in Korea. This helps you organize your preparation without providing a specific…Read guide →Korea Immigration 1345 Contact GuideThe Immigration Contact Center (1345) is a key resource for foreign residents in Korea. This guide helps you understand what 1345 offers and how to prepare effectively before you…Read guide →Korea Visa Expires Soon: What to CheckConfirm your authorized stay end date, check the correct official procedure, and contact HiKorea or immigration 1345 before the date passes.Read guide →Korea Visa Extension: What to Prepare Before CheckingLearn how to organize your information and documents before checking the official requirements for extending your visa in Korea.Read guide →Lost Your Korea Residence Card? Here's Where to Find HelpLosing your Korea Residence Card (Alien Registration Card) can be concerning. This guide provides general steps on what to do if your card is lost or stolen and directs you to…Read guide →Marriage Registration vs. Immigration Status in KoreaUnderstand the difference between registering your marriage in Korea and getting an immigration visa. These are two separate processes.Read guide →Married a Korean: What Should You Check Next?Congratulations on your marriage! This guide helps foreign residents in Korea understand the common next steps after marrying a Korean citizen. It covers key areas like marriage…Read guide →Moving Address as a Foreign Resident in KoreaUnderstand why reporting your address change is important as a foreign resident in Korea and how to find the official requirements for your situation.Read guide →Practical Steps After Receiving Your Korea Residence CardCheck the details on your Korea Residence Card, correct errors, protect the card, and confirm which banks, phone carriers or services need an update.Read guide →What 'Change of Status' Means in Korea ImmigrationUnderstanding immigration terms is important for foreign residents in Korea. This guide explains the general meaning of "change of status" in the context of Korean immigration…Read guide →
What to have ready
- Your passport and most recent entry details
- Your current residence card, if you have one
- The permitted-until date shown by an official source
- Any application receipt or immigration notice related to an extension