About permanent residency

by Emart Mon Mar 31, 2008 1:18 pm

Any news regarding permanent residency application in Korea? Ano mga requirements?

Thanks

by mtdsolis Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:17 pm

For your more info.... http://www.hikorea.go.kr/pt/InfoDetailR_en.pt

by mtdsolis Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:19 pm

Emart wrote:Any news regarding permanent residency application in Korea? Ano mga requirements?

Thanks

You can check this site: http://www.immigration.go.kr Wink

by Emart Fri Apr 04, 2008 4:46 pm

Thanks for the reply..

Tanong me ulit...Meron na bang Pinoy dito sa Korea na may hawak ng permanent residency status o di kaya'y nakakuha na ng korean citizenship ( yung hindi married sa korean ah)

by gimmnielle Sat Apr 05, 2008 10:23 pm

Emart wrote:Thanks for the reply..

Tanong me ulit...Meron na bang Pinoy dito sa Korea na may hawak ng permanent residency status o di kaya'y nakakuha na ng korean citizenship ( yung hindi married sa korean ah)

sa bagong policy ngayon sa imig.kung nag stay ka d2 within 5 years [legal stay ha ] may enough na kita o may pang kabuhayan ka d2 pwede kang mag apply . just bring some documents that you will need and go to immigration office.hope this will help ......

by Emart Sun Apr 06, 2008 1:08 pm

Thanks for the reply.

Sabi kc sa new policy ay kailangan din maipasa korean language exam..yun ang concern ko. Yung iba na requirements ay kaya ko na. I'm here for 6years na with E7 visa.

by ichan Mon Apr 14, 2008 11:33 pm

actually, there is already a process in place for long time resident foreigners to get an F5 ( permanent resident visa), although it is a long process and I have never actually heard of anyone getting an F5 this way (only those who are married to koreans)

According to an attorney, all you need is
5 years in Korea (maximum of 3 months stay when you go abroad)
at least 30 million won in the bank or property of equal value.
At least 2 letters of reference from people of the upper class. These can be from lawyers, doctors, congressmen, professors ect.

You have to have a lawyer apply directly to the Ministry of Justice who will review your documents and make the decision.

According to the immigration web site, F5 does not require Korean language profiency. The only "VISA" that requires Korean language proficiency is not actually a VISA at all. Korean language proficiency is only required for Naturalization ie. giving up your passport and home nationality and becoming a Korean citizen.

Me too I have a desire to be an F5 holder, it has so many advantages. I am only on my 4th year here so maybe 2 years from now I'll try to apply..

Good Luck Emart hope you'll be the first Pinoy to get permanent resident visa without marrying Korean nationals. Cool

Keep posted...

by roperkorea Tue Apr 15, 2008 6:10 am

wait ko n lng ang magiging resulta ngayong taon n ito na ma rehestro lahat na mga tnt dto s korea, kahit na di na ma permanent residence, mas maganda p rin sa pinas tumira pag may stable income n doon.... bounce

by Emart Tue Apr 15, 2008 11:01 am

"According to the immigration web site, F5 does not require Korean language profiency. The only "VISA" that requires Korean language proficiency is not actually a VISA at all. Korean language proficiency is only required for Naturalization ie. giving up your passport and home nationality and becoming a Korean citizen".

ICHAN, pwede mo ba bigay sa akin yung immigration website na sabi mo kung saan nakalagay yung F5 does not require Korean Language Proficiency. I need to review in details.

Thanks,
Emart

by ichan Wed Apr 16, 2008 1:47 pm

I am so sorry Mr Emart, I couldn't find that site..But sure ako na nabasa ko yun kaya lang last year pa kasi Crying or Very sad

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For further information, please contact the Seoul Immigration Office directly at (02) 2650-6399.

by Emart Thu May 29, 2008 3:49 pm

Galing pala ako sa Masan Immigration last week to inquire directly about F5 Visa (Permanent Residency Visa). Sabi ng staff doon ay kailangan maipasa mo ang korean language test and actual korean language interview. Kailangan din ay sumasahod ka ng minimum of 45,000,000 won a year at i-submit mo sa kanila tax report mo showing your annual income with proper tax. Minimum 5 years stay in Korea (continuous stay).

Mabigat ang requirements..... Hindi pa kaya ng powers ko!!!

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by carenmeman Thu May 29, 2008 7:09 pm

Hello there, my friend mentioned about E5 and E7 "passes" i'm not sure what you call it there i am neither. How do I get one? To even begin with how do I go about applying for a work visa or where is it easier to find an employer who would sponsor me for work in Korea? Tama ba ang mga katanungan ko? hehe Sobrang gusto ko mag work sa ibang bansa. Napakahirap na ng buhay dito every week tumataas ang halaga ng gasolina at LPG. Ang bigas katataas lang ulit. Sa call center ako currently working it pays well if compared to standard practices dito pero kahit kaming mga nasa call center ay umaangal na rin hindi na rin nagpapang-abot ang aming sahod. Ayoko sanang umalis sa Pinas pero our country's current state is driving Filipinos to find work abroad. Halp? Would gladly appreciate it.... Wink

by Emart Fri May 30, 2008 9:30 am

check the website www.hikorea.go.kr

Malalaman mo dyan different types of visa and requirements.

Ang common na method ay thru EPS (E9 Visa). Basahin mo ang section ng EMPLOYMENT PERMIT SYSTEM sa forum na ito.

Meron ding direct hire pero madalang lang. Makikita mo direct hire jobs through jobsites or newspapers. Tulad ko nakita ko job ko sa Manila Bulletin at apply ako personally. Ngayon ay E7 Visa ko.

by Kijoon Wed Feb 11, 2009 8:18 pm

Sir/Mam:
Im a filipina married a korean then after 1 year iget my f5 visa.5 years ang relasyon namin pero ng karoon ng divorce.ngpa kasal sya ng chinese and me ng pakasal me ng pakistan.still i stay in korea bec. ihave my permanet visa.Tanong ko lang po if ung asawa kong pakistan is mabigyan din ba sya ng permanet visa bec of me,and ano ung mga requirements para mabigyan din ng asawa ko ng f5 visa

by goodheart Thu Feb 12, 2009 2:06 am

Emart wrote:Galing pala ako sa Masan Immigration last week to inquire directly about F5 Visa (Permanent Residency Visa). Sabi ng staff doon ay kailangan maipasa mo ang korean language test and actual korean language interview. Kailangan din ay sumasahod ka ng minimum of 45,000,000 won a year at i-submit mo sa kanila tax report mo showing your annual income with proper tax. Minimum 5 years stay in Korea (continuous stay).

Mabigat ang requirements..... Hindi pa kaya ng powers ko!!!

yes, ganito kabigat ang requirements nila:) but all things are possible with God:) malay mo ibibigay sa iyo Very Happy

Good Luck Sir Emart!

by goodheart Thu Feb 12, 2009 2:17 am

Kijoon wrote:Sir/Mam:
Im a filipina married a korean then after 1 year iget my f5 visa.5 years ang relasyon namin pero ng karoon ng divorce.ngpa kasal sya ng chinese and me ng pakasal me ng pakistan.still i stay in korea bec. ihave my permanet visa.Tanong ko lang po if ung asawa kong pakistan is mabigyan din ba sya ng permanet visa bec of me,and ano ung mga requirements para mabigyan din ng asawa ko ng f5 visa

Hi there!
I guess mas maganda kung apply ka muna for korean citizenship, both considered kasi kayong foreign...pag na korean ka na, you have to get f2 visa first ( for your husband) to apply f5 visa...

requirements:

1. Marriage certificate or family register

2. financial certificate (which shows how much money you have)

3.your personal guarantee (Someone who is Korean lives in Korea has to guarantee you.

ps.
ask ka pa rin sa iba:) ito lang nalalaman ko...Goodluck!

by ayokosayo Mon Aug 31, 2009 9:38 pm

HMMMMMM. MGA PILIPINO KAYA SILA ? BAKIT NAGHAHANGAD SILA NG PERMANENT RESIDENCY. WAAAAAAAAAAAA.

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