
Korea’s Digital Nomad Visa, officially the F-1-D Workation Visa, allows eligible foreign remote workers and overseas business owners to stay in Korea while working remotely for non-Korean employers or businesses. Since June 30, 2026, the program has become a permanent visa category, with income requirements adjusted by age, region of stay, and family accompaniment, and the maximum stay extended to three years.
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A local government recommendation does not complete the Regional Specialized Visa process. After receiving the recommendation, you still need to manage the HiKorea appointment, document validity periods, tuberculosis test requirements, overseas criminal record documents, residence proof, employer documents, and your current visa expiration date before filing with immigration.
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