Licensed Administrative Agent
Korea Marriage Visa, Simpler with Expert Guidance
From F-6 visa application to F-5 permanent residency — guided by our licensed administrative agents.
A licensed administrative agent handles your case from start to finish
- Licensed Administrative Agent
- 4 Languages Available
- 24h Initial Document Review
- Mon–Fri 09:30–17:30 KST
- Secure Personal Data
Services
Complete Marriage Visa, All Under One Roof
F-6 visa types 1–3 plus F-5 permanent residency. We guide you to the right visa for your situation.
F-6-1 · First Entry
First Entry (Marriage)
For foreign spouses entering Korea for the first time. Full preparation from marriage documentation to guarantor requirements.
- Marriage certificate translation & notarization
- Sponsor income verification
- Embassy interview preparation
Extending your stay
Visa Renewal (Resident Spouse)
Visa renewal and status change while residing in Korea. Handles special cases including separation and divorce.
- Stay extension application
- Cohabitation proof documents
- Address change registration
F-6-2 · Child Rearing
Child Custody Permit
Special visa for foreign parents raising Korean-citizen children. Stay permitted even after divorce.
- Custody & parental rights documents
- Child registry cleanup support
- Divorce-based review strategy
F-6-3 · Humanitarian
Humanitarian Special Stay
A humanitarian special status for foreign nationals whose marriage ended for unavoidable reasons such as the death of the Korean spouse or a divorce caused by the spouse (domestic violence, abandonment, etc.).
- Assess the grounds and urgency
- Prepare proof of humanitarian grounds
- File the F-6-3 special stay application
F-5 · Permanent Residency
Permanent Residency
Apply for PR after 2+ years on a marriage visa. Comprehensive check of income, criminal, and stay history for the fastest path.
- F-5 eligibility pre-assessment
- Residency history cleanup
- Optimal application timing
Process
5 Steps to Your Visa
From first consultation to visa issuance and aftercare — a dedicated agent supports each step.
- 01
Online Consultation
Explain your situation by phone, email, or the consultation form. Expert initial review within 24 hours.
- 02
Document Assessment
Receive a custom checklist, identify missing documents, translation and notarization needs.
- 03
Document Prep & Translation
Translation and notarization in 4 languages. Country-specific notarization guidance.
- 04
Embassy / Immigration Submission
In-person accompaniment or postal submission. Receipt shared immediately.
- 05
Result & Aftercare
Entry registration after visa issuance, aftercare through first renewal.
- Mon–Fri 09:30–17:30 KSTStart Consultation →
Country Guides
Marriage Visa Guide by Nationality
Notarization systems and required documents vary by country. Select your spouse's country.
Blog
F-6 Visa Guide & Resources
Seeing Your Child After Divorce: The Visitation-Rights Special Rule for Stay (F-6-2)
The special rule granting F-6-2 stay to a person whose marriage ended but who holds visitation rights, with its screening criteria (no restriction or exclusion, continuing contact) and documents.
Read MoreKorean Spouse Missing? Extensions Before and After a Declaration of Disappearance (F-6-1 and F-6-3) and Document Differences
How a Korean spouse’s disappearance is handled before and after the family court’s declaration (F-6-1 extension versus first F-6-3 extension) and the documents for each stage.
Read MoreF-6 Marriage Migrants: 1-Year Re-entry Permit Exemption and the Multiple Re-entry Permit for Returns Within 2 Years
The re-entry permit exemption for F-6 marriage migrants who return within 1 year of leaving, the permit period for returns after 1 and within 2 years, and the exceptions for short remaining stay and entry-restricted persons.
Read MoreFAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
If you can’t find your answer, request a consultation — an administrative agent will reply directly.
How do F-6-1, F-6-2 and F-6-3 differ?
F-6-1 is for the spouse of a Korean national. F-6-2 is for a parent raising, in Korea, a child born of a marriage with a Korean national. F-6-3 is for a foreign national who can no longer maintain the marriage for reasons not attributable to them, such as the spouse’s death or disappearance.
How do I request a consultation, and when are you available?
Use the consultation form on this site or call 02-363-2251. We are open Mon–Fri 09:30–17:30 KST, closed on weekends and public holidays. An administrative agent reviews your request and contacts you within 24 hours.
Which languages can I consult in?
Consultations are available in four languages: Korean, English, Chinese and Japanese. This website is available in Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai and Russian.
Do the required documents depend on my spouse’s nationality?
Yes. Each country has its own marriage certification system: some use an apostille, others require consular legalization. Select your spouse’s nationality in the country guide to see the required documents and certification steps. View the country guide
Can I switch from a marriage visa to permanent residency (F-5)?
After staying in Korea for two years or more on marriage-migrant (F-6) status and meeting requirements such as income, criminal record and stay history, you may apply for F-5 permanent residency. Eligibility depends on your situation, so a prior assessment is recommended.
Consultation
Get Started Today
A licensed agent will review your case within 24 hours.
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 09:30–17:30 KST
- Call us
- 02-363-2251
- Languages
- Korean · English · Chinese · Japanese
- License
- Licensed Administrative Agent, Art. 2
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