Q&A regarding granting residency status to unregistered foreign childr…
Q&A regarding granting residency status to unregistered foreign children
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From February 1, 2022 to March 31, 2025 , to guarantee the right to education of unregistered children staying in the country for a long period of time . We are implementing a policy that grants residency status to children and parents eligible for relief . As a result, the child can attend high school with a D-4 ( general training ) residence status, and even after graduation, if he or she meets the requirements for studying abroad or employment, he or she can change his or her residence status . In addition, when parents pay the fine, they can work for their minor children through temporary residence status (G-1) and permission to engage in activities other than their residence status until they graduate from high school or become adults ( age 19 ) . However , once a child graduates from high school or becomes an adult, he or she must voluntarily leave the country within one year . There are many related inquiries , and we will guide you through a few of them . ※ More detailed information, including press releases and application forms, can be found by clicking here . |
A: Both ① and ② must be satisfied at the time of application .
① Children born in the country or entering the country in infancy ( under 6 years of age ) and staying for more than 6 years
( Children who entered Korea after the age of 6 or stayed for more than 7 years )
② As of the date of application, the child is currently attending elementary , middle , or high school in Korea or has graduated from high school.
do you have ? Or is it possible to submit the second application in advance ?
A: Unfortunately, as of now, the second child is not included in the relief program, so you cannot receive residency status together or apply in advance.
You can't either . To be eligible for relief , all requirements must be met within the policy enforcement period .
A: If you are entering an educational institution higher than a junior college, you can change your status to Study Abroad (D-2) . or for employment
Even if you meet the necessary qualifications, you can change your status to that status ( however , if employment activities are permitted)
Since the scope of residency status is not clearly announced , you should inquire at the relevant immigration office for more information.
do ). If you do not meet the requirements to change your residence status for study or employment , you will be granted temporary residence status (G-1) for one year after graduating from high school .
A: If it is listed on an official document such as a family relationship certificate ( issued by the home country's government / embassy ) through adoption, etc.
It is possible , but if not, it would be difficult for the father to receive temporary residence status .
A: Unfortunately, fines cannot be paid in installments.
A: Although deferred prosecution is a lenient measure , depending on the nature of the crime, it may result in significant disqualification during review .
When submitting application documents, you need to actively provide explanation by submitting related materials .