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Home»India»South Korea’s Workcation Visa for Indians: Earn ₹58L+ & Live in K-Drama Land for 2 Years!
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South Korea’s Workcation Visa for Indians: Earn ₹58L+ & Live in K-Drama Land for 2 Years!

DB BureauBy DB BureauAugust 18, 2025Updated:August 18, 2025No Comments4 Views
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Dreaming of working remotely from Seoul’s cafes or Jeju’s beaches? South Korea’s Digital Nomad Visa (F-1-D) lets Indians stay up to 2 years (1 year initial + extension) while working for foreign employers. Key catch: Minimum annual income of USD 66,000 (~₹58 lakh). Launched as a pilot in Jan 2024, it’s still running till Dec 2025—no local jobs allowed, but bring family!

Quick Eligibility Check:

  • Age 18+, 1+ year experience in your field.
  • Income proof: USD 66K+ from abroad (pay stubs/tax docs).
  • Clean criminal record (apostilled).
  • Private health insurance (min USD 75K coverage).
  • Remote worker/freelancer only.

How to Apply:

  1. Gather docs: Passport, photo, employment letter, income proofs, insurance, accommodation proof.
  2. Submit at Korean Embassy in India (Delhi/Mumbai/Chennai/Hyderabad)—fee ~USD 45-90, processing 10-15 days.
  3. Use visa.go.kr for forms.

Pros: Explore Korea’s culture/tech scene affordably, resume boost. Cons: High income bar excludes many; possible taxes if staying >183 days.

If you qualify, apply now—turn work into a Korean adventure! 🇰🇷 Check official sites for updates.

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