Korean Law for Foreigners
The 'Korean Law for Foreigners Blog' covers topics relevant to expats and foreign residents in Korea, as well as overseas Koreans and non-Koreans who need legal assistance in South Korea.
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.
HiKorea Employment Reporting
Starting January 2, 2026, foreign nationals in Korea must submit the HiKorea Employment Report online, streamlining immigration compliance and reducing paperwork.
Korea Kinship Exemption Rule
Korea’s Kinship Exemption Rule, which shielded relatives from property crime prosecution, was abolished on December 30, 2025 after being ruled unconstitutional. Victims may now file complaints against any family member.
Korean Inheritance Law 2026
If you have questions about Korean Inheritance Law, the legal experts at Pureum Law Office in Seoul are here to help.
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.
Divorce in Korea in 2026
Obtaining a divorce in South Korea almost always requires professional legal help, especially when it involves a foreigner spouse or couple.
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 recovering their South Korean nationality and acquiring dual citizenship.
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.
