CitizenshipWe help you prepare your application for general or simplified naturalization to get Korean citizenship.
| On your own | K-VISA | |
|---|---|---|
| Documents | Find it yourself | A list made for you |
| Extra requests | Redo it alone | Your manager handles it |
| Filing | Book and visit yourself | Agent files for you |
| If denied | Lose money and time | Fee refunded (if our fault) |
| Cost | Government fee only | Service fee + government fee |

Standards can change and differ by person. We'll check them for your situation during the free check.
Typical time. It can vary with immigration review.




The review is long. It usually takes more than 1 year. Plan your schedule early.
Most people must give up their original nationality. We will check if you may be an exception.
Simplified naturalization requirements depend on how long you have been married and how long you have lived in Korea. Let's check first.
If you complete the Social Integration Program, some parts may be waived. We will guide you on how.
To get general naturalization, you must have lived in Korea continuously for 5 years or more, and hold a status of stay that allows permanent residence (usually F-5).
Reviews left by K-VISA administrative office customers on Naver Place, Google reviews and more (in Korean).
The Naturalization Comprehensive Assessment has a written test of 40 questions (60 minutes) and an oral test of 5 questions (10 minutes).
A marriage immigrant can apply for simplified naturalization if they have lived in Korea continuously for at least 2 years while married to a Korean spouse, or if 3…
Yes, in principle you do.