The Ministry of SMEs and Startups said it will work with the Ministry of Justice to review and recommend applicants for the D-8-4 (S).
The Foreign Ministry on Tuesday welcomed China's recent decision on a temporary visa waiver for Korea, voicing hopes that the move will help further promote "friendly sentiment" between the two neighbors.
China's unexpected implementation of visa-free entry for South Korean nationals, announced Friday without prior notice, has sparked speculation over Beijing's intentions by observers in Seoul.
Under the policy, Beijing will waive visa requirements for Korean visitors staying up to 15 days for business, tourism, family visits or transit starting next Friday.
Ulsan announced Friday that it is in the process of discussing details for a new Ulsan-designed visa, which it aims to introduce in 2025.
The Justice Ministry announced Thursday the introduction of new visas aimed at recruiting and retaining foreign talent, with the country expecting around three million foreigners to reside in Korea within the next five years.
Seoul Global Center announced Tuesday it will open applications for the Overall Assistance for Start-up Immigration System (Oasis)-4+ course for prospective trade entrepreneurs.
North Chungcheong announced Friday that it received a positive response from the Ministry of Justice regarding its request to ease visa regulations for international students.
The number of foreign nationals working nonprofessional jobs in Korea reached an all-time high in 2023, with a notable shift from Chinese to workers from other Asian nations.
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