Korea’s Digital Nomad Visa, officially the F-1-D Workation Visa, became a permanent program on June 30, 2026. The income threshold now varies by age, region, and family accompaniment, but applicants still need to check key issues such as freelance income proof, local accommodation, tax residency, health insurance, and long-term visa strategy.
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If you are already in Korea on short-term status and want to change to the F-1-D Digital Nomad Visa, timing is the real issue. Criminal record certificates, apostille or consular confirmation, Korean translation, income proof, medical insurance, and HiKorea appointment scheduling must all be completed before your current stay expires.
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