Visa Types to Work in Korea for Chinese Citizens (2025)


 

Work in Korea Visa Guide for Chinese Citizens

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ Work in Korea – Visa Guide for Chinese Citizens (2025 Edition)

δ½ ε₯½! If you're from China and interested in working in South Korea, this guide introduces the visa types available in 2025 — from skilled work to working holidays.

✅ 1. E-7 Visa – Skilled Worker / Professional

  • For: Engineers, chefs, interpreters, healthcare staff
  • Requirements: Degree + job offer from qualified Korean company
  • Benefits: Family visa (F-3), PR route (F-2, F-5)

✅ 2. E-9 Visa – Non-Professional Employment

  • For: Factory, farming, fishing sectors
  • Status: Partially available via quota-based programs
  • System: EPS – HRD Korea + China labor authority

πŸ“Œ Note: Not all regions qualify. Check with your local EPS partner.

✅ 3. D-10 Visa – Job-Seeking Visa

  • For: Chinese graduates or workers already in Korea
  • Use: Time to find an E-7 job or internship

✅ 4. F-6 Visa – Spouse of Korean

  • For: Married Chinese citizens
  • Gives: Full work/residency rights + healthcare

✅ 5. D-4 Visa – Language Study

  • For: Students enrolled in Korean language programs
  • Note: Not a work visa, but can be converted to D-10 or E-7 later

✅ 6. H-1 Visa – Working Holiday

  • For: Chinese youth aged 18–30
  • Duration: 1 year (limited quota)
  • Work Limit: Part-time only
Summary:
  • E-7: Most common visa for skilled Chinese professionals
  • E-9: Partially open via quota system
  • D-10: In-country job transition visa
  • F-6: For spouses of Koreans
  • D-4: Study visa (non-working)
  • H-1: Working holiday option (limited slots)

Interested in living or working in Korea as a Chinese citizen? Comment below and stay tuned for the next guide: “Top Job Sites for Chinese Citizens in Korea” πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³πŸ‡°πŸ‡·

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