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D-2 and D-4 visa holders can work part-time in Korea, but only after obtaining a Part-Time Work Permit (시간제 취업 허가) from immigration.
Work Hour Limits
| Category | During Semester | During Vacation |
|---|---|---|
| Below Korean language requirement | 10 hrs/week | 10 hrs/week |
| Bachelor’s (meets requirement) | 25 hrs/week | Unlimited* |
| Master’s/PhD (meets requirement) | 30 hrs/week | Unlimited* |
* “Unlimited” during vacation applies only if Korean language requirements are met.
Eligibility Requirements
- Minimum GPA of C (2.0)
- Korean language proof: TOPIK score, KIIP completion, or Sejong Institute certificate
- D-4 students: must wait 6 months after arrival
How to Apply
- Get a standard labor contract (표준근로계약서) from your employer
- Get a confirmation letter from your university’s international office
- Submit through HiKorea (hikorea.go.kr) or at your local Immigration Office
- Wait for approval before starting work
Restricted Industries
Your Labor Rights
Korean labor law protects all workers regardless of nationality:
- Minimum wage applies to all workers
- Your employer must provide a written contract
- Overtime pay applies for hours beyond the agreement
- You are covered by industrial accident insurance
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