<<F5-4 VISA: Spouse or Minor of F5-10 VISA Holder>>
First of all, the most of all VISA types in Korea has a limitation to stay in Korea if one of expats is over 18 years old except for F-5 VISA etc.
However, if minor child (under 18 years old) applies for F5-4 VISA, which is a minor child of F5-10 VISA holder, and then becomes an adult after acquisition of F5-4 VISA, he/she stays in Korea permanently.
It is totally different from other VISA types such as F2 visa etc.
If someone who meets F5-10 VISA (Permanent Residency for Bachelor or Master Degree Holder: See previous posting ‘F5-10 VISA’ at https://www.facebook.com/1703041279969144/posts/2559676537638943/), his/her spouse and child may change their current visa to F2-3 VISA which is a spouse or child visa for F-5 VISA holder.
A spouse and child of F5-10 VISA holder may change their F2-3 VISA to F5-4 VISA 2 years from the acquisition of F2-3 VISA.
https://www.facebook.com/1703041279969144/posts/2562585470681383/
However, a spouse or child of F5-10 VISA holder shall meet below requirement:
1. A spouse of F5-10 VISA holder shall maintain a marital relation continuously and stays in Korea.
2. A child of F5-10 VISA holder shall be a minor (under 18 years old) at the time of the date of application for F5-4 VISA while holding F2-3 VISA and maintaining current family relations.
Also, the child shall not be a dual citizen.
***Therefore, the most important thing is to acquire F5-10 VISA first.
***Shall maintain marital relations continuously and stay in Korea with his/her family in Korea.
***If a child of F5-10 VISA holder applies for F5-4 VISA and get permitted his/her F5-4 VISA, the child may stay in Korea permanently.
VISA in KOREA
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First of all, the most of all VISA types in Korea has a limitation to stay in Korea if one of expats is over 18 years old except for F-5 VISA etc.
However, if minor child (under 18 years old) applies for F5-4 VISA, which is a minor child of F5-10 VISA holder, and then becomes an adult after acquisition of F5-4 VISA, he/she stays in Korea permanently.
It is totally different from other VISA types such as F2 visa etc.
If someone who meets F5-10 VISA (Permanent Residency for Bachelor or Master Degree Holder: See previous posting ‘F5-10 VISA’ at https://www.facebook.com/1703041279969144/posts/2559676537638943/), his/her spouse and child may change their current visa to F2-3 VISA which is a spouse or child visa for F-5 VISA holder.
A spouse and child of F5-10 VISA holder may change their F2-3 VISA to F5-4 VISA 2 years from the acquisition of F2-3 VISA.
https://www.facebook.com/1703041279969144/posts/2562585470681383/
However, a spouse or child of F5-10 VISA holder shall meet below requirement:
1. A spouse of F5-10 VISA holder shall maintain a marital relation continuously and stays in Korea.
2. A child of F5-10 VISA holder shall be a minor (under 18 years old) at the time of the date of application for F5-4 VISA while holding F2-3 VISA and maintaining current family relations.
Also, the child shall not be a dual citizen.
***Therefore, the most important thing is to acquire F5-10 VISA first.
***Shall maintain marital relations continuously and stay in Korea with his/her family in Korea.
***If a child of F5-10 VISA holder applies for F5-4 VISA and get permitted his/her F5-4 VISA, the child may stay in Korea permanently.
VISA in KOREA
#expats #foreigner #livinginkorea #permanent_residency #F5 #F5visa #F510visa #F54visa #F2visa #F23visa #visainkorea