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Residency & paperwork in Korea

Organize questions about Korean residency, residence cards and cross-border paperwork before speaking with a specialist

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Korean Residency Status Consultation

Review your immigration status and plans, then connect with the relevant specialist

Who this is for

  • Planning a long-term stay in Korea as a U.S. citizen
  • When moving to Korea with family and needing to check individual residency requirements
  • When you need residency-related consultation before entering Korea

Scope of support

Turnkey X checks your current situation and plans for staying in Korea, coordinating with subject experts for matters requiring eligibility assessment

Prepare for your consultation

  • Current nationality, residence, and visa status
  • Purpose and duration of stay in Korea
  • Previous consultation/application history

Eligibility and legal, tax or financial matters must be reviewed by the relevant specialist or institution

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Korean residence cards & residency documents

Confirm progress stages and documents on hand, then categorize additional tasks

Who this is for

  • Not sure how to prepare for a Korean residence card?
  • When documents need to be issued or certified in the U.S.
  • Need to manage cross-border paperwork according to the Korea stay schedule

Scope of support

Turnkey X checks your current documents and timeline, then organizes and coordinates tasks to be prepared in the U.S. and tasks to be completed after arriving in Korea

Prepare for your consultation

  • Stay-related documents to prepare
  • Documents you already have
  • Submission destination and preferred schedule

Eligibility and legal, tax or financial matters must be reviewed by the relevant specialist or institution

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Korea–U.S. document preparation & filing support

Plan which documents to obtain and submit in each country, and in what order

Who this is for

  • You need to submit U.S. documents to an organization in Korea
  • You need documents issued or certified in both Korea and the U.S.
  • Need someone to handle U.S. local paperwork while already in Korea

Scope of support

We review where and how your documents will be used, then help coordinate translation, notarization or an apostille as needed

Prepare for your consultation

  • Types of required documents
  • Where the documents were issued and where they will be submitted
  • Requirement and Deadline for Translation & Certification

Eligibility and legal, tax or financial matters must be reviewed by the relevant specialist or institution

LET’S TALK

Let's talk
and plan your next step

We'll discuss your situation, what to prepare and the scope of support