How to get the Korean working holiday visa?

Do you wanna live in South Korea?
Get the experience with a working holiday visa that lets you work and study in Korea.
KR2me.com offers visa support programs for people from various countries
who want to live in Korea.
With a minimum of one year, 
you can earn money in Korea and study Korean at the same time. 

How to take Working Holiday Visa

By country, the maximum length of stay under the agreement is as follows :

Japan : H-1 (Korean Working Holiday Visa)  Single entry - 1 year
United States : H-1 multiple entry - 1 year and 6 months
Hong Kong : H-1 multiple entry - 3 months / up to 1 year
Other countries : H-1 multiple entry -  up to 1 year

Eligibility Requirements

Basically, you must be a citizen of a working holiday visa agreement country, which currently includes 25 countries: Australia, Denmark, Canada, New Zealand, Japan, the United States, France, Germany, Ireland, Sweden, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Italy, the United Kingdom, the Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary, Israel, the Netherlands, Portugal, Belgium, Chile, Poland, Spain, and Argentina. 

 

1. nationals between the ages of 18 and 30 with a valid passport from a contracting state.
(* The United States does not have an age requirement)
2. no significant criminal history
3. no abnormalities in medical examination results
4. have medical insurance (medical insurance of 40 million KRW(3500 USD) or more for the period of stay in Korea)

5. No dependents, must be able to pay for your stay(at least 30M KRW = 2600 USD)

New Zealand: Must have lived in New Zealand for at least 6 months prior to applying for a visa
Hong Kong: Residence must be in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Taiwan: You must be registered in Taiwan
United States: You must be enrolled in a university or have recently graduated from a university within the past year

 

* You can work a maximum of 25 hours per week, except for schools, tutoring, entertainment, etc. 
* The academic criteria is that you have been studying for a certain period of time (3 months~) through cram school or language training.