Immigration & Nationality Law
Get essential insights on Korean immigration law, including visas, residency, work permits, and naturalization. Stay updated with expert advice and tips to navigate the immigration process in South Korea effectively.
Digital Nomad Visa Korea 2026
Remote workers can now stay and travel in South Korea for up to two years on a Digital Nomad Visa.
Renounce Korean Citizenship: Meeting “Actual Center of Life” Standard
Dual nationals born abroad wanting to renounce Korean citizenship must meet specific statutory requirements, notably the "Foreign Address" provision.
Birth Tourism South Korea
Birth Tourism South Korea: Regulations deny dual citizenship to those who give birth abroad to secure foreign passports, requiring complete renunciation of one nationality.
Recovering South Korean Nationality and Acquiring Dual Citizenship in 2026
Many overseas Koreans (especially those over the age of 65 who wish to spend the rest of their lives in Korea) have a great interest in…
Dual Citizenship in Korea | 2026 Trends and FAQs
Simon Lee and the other legal experts at Pureum Law Office in Seoul can help you with all aspects of dual citizenship in South Korea.
South Korea Voluntary Departure Program
Korea Voluntary Departure Program Dec 2025 to Feb 2026, waiving fines and suspending entry restrictions for eligible undocumented foreigners. Does not guarantee future re-entry or erase…
Korean Special Naturalization (특별귀화)
If you're looking at how to become a Korean citizen, Pureum can help with Korean Special Naturalization
Permanent Residency in Korea | F-5 Visa
The F-5 visa grants Permanent Residency in Korea, allowing indefinite living and working rights with 10-year renewal periods and the ability to sponsor family members. Pureum…
F-4 Visa Korea
The F-4 Visa Korea is designed for former Korean nationals and their descendants, typically valid for up to 5 years with 2-year stays per entry. After…
