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Eligibility Requirements
To apply for the F-2-7 visa, you need to accumulate a minimum of 80 points out of 120. The points are awarded based on various factors, including age, education, income, Korean language proficiency, and other criteria. Here’s how the points are typically distributed:Points Breakdown
- Age (Max 25 points):
- 18-24 years: 25 points
- 25-29 years: 23 points
- 30-34 years: 20 points
- 35-39 years: 15 points
- 40-44 years: 10 points
- 45-49 years: 8 points
- 50-54 years: 5 points
- 55-59 years: 3 points
- 60 years and above: 0 points
why do they value youth so much?
- Education (Max 35 points):
- Ph.D.: 35 points
- Master’s degree: 30 points
- Bachelor’s degree: 20 points
- Associate degree: 15 points
- Korean Language Proficiency (Max 20 points):
- TOPIK Level 6: 20 points
- TOPIK Level 5: 15 points
- TOPIK Level 4: 10 points
- TOPIK Level 3: 5 points
- TOPIK Level 2: 3 points
- Income (Max 10 points):
- Annual income over 100 million KRW: 10 points
- Annual income between 80-100 million KRW: 8 points
- Annual income between 60-80 million KRW: 6 points
- Annual income between 40-60 million KRW: 4 points
- Annual income between 20-40 million KRW: 2 points
- Note: Income must be proven through tax documents or other official records.
- Work Experience/Professional Skills (Max 10 points):
- Professional licenses or relevant work experience may earn additional points.
- Miscellaneous (Max 15 points):
- Having attended a university in Korea: 5 points
- Volunteering in Korea for more than 200 hours: 5 points
- Having a child enrolled in a Korean school: 2 points
Additional Considerations
- Spouse and Family: Points can also be awarded if your spouse or children are living in Korea.
- Long-Term Residence: If you have lived in Korea for an extended period under a different visa type (e.g., E-series), this can also contribute to your overall points.
Application Process
To apply for the F-2-7 visa, you will need to:- Accumulate the Required Points: Ensure you meet or exceed the 80-point threshold.
- Submit Documentation: This includes your income statements, proof of education, language proficiency certificates (such as TOPIK results), and any other relevant documents.
- Immigration Office Review: The application will be reviewed by the Korean immigration office, and if approved, you will be granted the F-2-7 visa, which allows for long-term residency and more freedom to change employers or engage in various activities.
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fuck this stuff is hard man @AlexBrown84 how did u stay there so long