Tuesday, 25 March 2014
AMAZING SEOUL(my own photoshoot)
Olympic Park was originally built for the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games and nowadays offers visitors a wide range of cultural, sporting and leisure opportunities
Friday, 21 March 2014
INFO'S
Hi Korea | www.hikorea.go.kr
HiKorea is a government on-line service center for foreign nationals. It provides such services as immigration, civil applications, labor, consulting, and information for daily life. It is run in four languages (Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese). Foreign nationals can make appointments to visit the office, get permission for re-entry, and even extend online their period of stay.
Immigration Offices | (Call 1345) www.immigration.go.kr
The most important duties of the Immigration Office are to issue Alien Registration Cards and permission to stay. It also provides education and information for immigrants.
General Information Center for Foreign Nationals | (Call 1345)
Consulting services are provided for such things as language, daily life and law, visas and citizenship and many other problems foreigners may have.
Foreign Employee Support Center of Korea | (Call 1644-0644) www.migrantok.org
A civic organization for helping solve various problems foreign employees may face. It provides consultation on such topics as unpaid wages, changing jobs, immigration, industrial accidents, medical services and welfare, international marriage, fraud and violence, training in Korean, computers or taekwondo, law and safety, and adjusting to life in Korea. Call 1644-0644 on Sundays (1 pm-7 pm) and business days. Call (02) 6900-8000 on Saturdays.
Multi-Cultural Family Support Center | (Call 1577-5432) http://www.liveinkorea.kr/en/
Established to support immigrants with issues of marriage and living in Korea, there are 171 branch offices of the center nationwide. Various services are provided, such as Korean language education for multi-cultural families, information on understanding multi-cultural family culture, family education, consulting, employment, starting up businesses, and translation. It also offers bilingual programs and Korean language courses for children.
HiKorea is a government on-line service center for foreign nationals. It provides such services as immigration, civil applications, labor, consulting, and information for daily life. It is run in four languages (Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese). Foreign nationals can make appointments to visit the office, get permission for re-entry, and even extend online their period of stay.
Immigration Offices | (Call 1345) www.immigration.go.kr
The most important duties of the Immigration Office are to issue Alien Registration Cards and permission to stay. It also provides education and information for immigrants.
General Information Center for Foreign Nationals | (Call 1345)
Consulting services are provided for such things as language, daily life and law, visas and citizenship and many other problems foreigners may have.
Foreign Employee Support Center of Korea | (Call 1644-0644) www.migrantok.org
A civic organization for helping solve various problems foreign employees may face. It provides consultation on such topics as unpaid wages, changing jobs, immigration, industrial accidents, medical services and welfare, international marriage, fraud and violence, training in Korean, computers or taekwondo, law and safety, and adjusting to life in Korea. Call 1644-0644 on Sundays (1 pm-7 pm) and business days. Call (02) 6900-8000 on Saturdays.
Multi-Cultural Family Support Center | (Call 1577-5432) http://www.liveinkorea.kr/en/
Established to support immigrants with issues of marriage and living in Korea, there are 171 branch offices of the center nationwide. Various services are provided, such as Korean language education for multi-cultural families, information on understanding multi-cultural family culture, family education, consulting, employment, starting up businesses, and translation. It also offers bilingual programs and Korean language courses for children.
Job training
Job Training
The Korean Government provides job training so immigrants can learn new technological skills. Jobs include forklift operation, welding, computer repair, car maintenance, driving and cooking. People who want job training can apply at the Job Support Center, the call center at the Ministry of Labor (Tel: 1544-1350) and the Job Training Information Network sponsored by the Ministry of Employment and Labor. Married female immigrants can receive job training at the Women's Human Resource Development Center and the Women's Center. You will have to pay for some services, but others are free.
INTERNET JOBSITES
Internet Job Sites
As most employment agencies for married immigrants have their own websites, you can search at home as well.
Seoul Global Center | http://global.seoul.go.kr
Work Net | http://www.work.go.kr
Korea Job Information System | http://know.work.go.kr
Employment Permit System| http://www.eps.go.kr
As most employment agencies for married immigrants have their own websites, you can search at home as well.
Seoul Global Center | http://global.seoul.go.kr
Work Net | http://www.work.go.kr
Korea Job Information System | http://know.work.go.kr
Employment Permit System| http://www.eps.go.kr
SUBSIDIARY SYSTEM FOR A PREGNANT WOMAN
Q. Is there a subsidiary system for pregnant women?
A. To encourage childbirth of health insurance holders or the dependents that are confirmed to be pregnant, National Health Insurance Corporation(www.nhic.or.kr, 02-390-2000) is implementing ‘gounmom card’ system which reduces the costs for medical treatments. When pregnancy is confirmed at the moment, pregnant women can be subsided the pregnancy costs through the ‘gounmom card’ up to 40,000won per day, in the range of total 400,000won (applicants after 2011.4.1, those before this period are subsided total 300,000won) for 60 days after childbirth. However, the amount of money is lapsed when it is unused during the subsidiary period. ‘Gounmom card’ can be requested at post offices, KB bank branches, or the National Health Insurance Corporation after issuing ‘Health insurance pregnancy*delivery(childbirth) subsidiary application and confirmation of pregnancy’ document at obstetrics and gynecology clinics. The new pregnancy subsidiary card (gounmom card) can be used in designated recuperation institutions (obstetrics and gynecology clinics). Designated institutions can be checked at http://hi.nhic.or.kr/portal/site/hi .
A. To encourage childbirth of health insurance holders or the dependents that are confirmed to be pregnant, National Health Insurance Corporation(www.nhic.or.kr, 02-390-2000) is implementing ‘gounmom card’ system which reduces the costs for medical treatments. When pregnancy is confirmed at the moment, pregnant women can be subsided the pregnancy costs through the ‘gounmom card’ up to 40,000won per day, in the range of total 400,000won (applicants after 2011.4.1, those before this period are subsided total 300,000won) for 60 days after childbirth. However, the amount of money is lapsed when it is unused during the subsidiary period. ‘Gounmom card’ can be requested at post offices, KB bank branches, or the National Health Insurance Corporation after issuing ‘Health insurance pregnancy*delivery(childbirth) subsidiary application and confirmation of pregnancy’ document at obstetrics and gynecology clinics. The new pregnancy subsidiary card (gounmom card) can be used in designated recuperation institutions (obstetrics and gynecology clinics). Designated institutions can be checked at http://hi.nhic.or.kr/portal/site/hi .
Thursday, 20 March 2014
KOREAN EMBASSY VISA REQUIREMENTS
for more infos po visit korean embassy website
http://embassy_philippines.mofa.go.kr/english/as/embassy_philippines/visa/announcement/index.jsp
http://embassy_philippines.mofa.go.kr/english/as/embassy_philippines/visa/announcement/index.jsp
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