Your Visa Decides Your Job Track in Korea — Get Connected, Safely & Legally
Licensed agency connecting foreign visa holders to verified Korean employers across two groups. Ready-to-work — factory, packaging, cleaning, hospitality, agriculture plus skilled trades (cook, welder, CNC, translator, office, bilingual roles) for F-4·F-6·F-2·F-5·H-2 (full-time), D-2·D-4 (part-time) and G-1 (with work permit). Professional — E-7·E-3·F-3·D-10 holders (IT, R&D, designer, specialty). Free to register, with native-language support and verified employers — no scams, no illegal upfront fees.
Before you sign up, check these five things
Registration No. 2026-3520293-14-5-00008
Registered with Yeonsu-gu, Incheon. Business ID verifiable.
No registration fee or deposit, ever
We connect you only with licensed, verified employers on clear, standard terms.
Centralro 313, Bldg B, #2421, Yeonsu-gu
Verifiable real address. Not a paper company.
Certified Job Counselor (Korea)
Real person, full name disclosed — not an anonymous broker.
Apply, sign contracts, submit documents — all from your phone
Office visit is optional, not required
MyKoreaWork is free to register and use — no registration fee, no deposit. We connect you only with verified, licensed employers and registered hiring partners; any fee follows Korean law and is shown upfront, never hidden. We support you in your own language.
Two Paths — Pick What Matches Your Visa & Skills
Same agency, free to register — different employer pools and matching speed depending on your visa and role.
Ready-to-Work · Factory, Service & Skilled Jobs
These ready-to-work jobs share the same full-time visa pool (F-4, F-2, F-5, F-6, H-2). General roles cover factory & service jobs (packaging, loading, warehouse, cleaning, kitchen helper, serving, agriculture, general labor) plus simple office support (phone handling, basic data entry) — no Korean language required for many roles. Skilled roles cover cooking, hairstyling, welding, CNC, production technique, translation, and skilled office roles (accounting, trade, bilingual secretary, overseas sales, CAD, system operations) — usually requires conversational Korean or a recognized certificate. Fastest matching of our two groups. D-2 and D-4 holders can apply for part-time roles (cafés, F&B, convenience stores, cleaning, kitchen helper, serving, simple office support) after obtaining the S-3 work permit. G-1 (humanitarian stay / asylum seeker) holders with a valid work permit can also be matched to these ready-to-work roles.
Register — Ready-to-WorkProfessional · E-7 · E-3 · D-10 · F-3
Matching for IT developers, researchers, MA/PhD professionals, designers, trade specialists, specialty chefs and other E-7 87-occupation professionals. We connect you with Korean companies hiring on a salary basis, not an hourly basis. F-3 holders are matched on the condition of converting to E-7/E-3 at hiring; D-10 is the Pre-E7 job-seeker pipeline.
Register — ProfessionalWho Can Register
- ✓People currently staying in Korea on a valid visa
- ✓General factory & service jobs (ready-to-work group): F-4, F-2, F-5, F-6, H-2 (full-time), D-2/D-4 (part-time) and G-1 (humanitarian stay / work permit) holders for packaging, loading/unloading, warehouse, cleaning, kitchen helper, serving, agriculture, general labor, and simple office support (phone handling, basic data entry)
- ✓Skilled trades & office jobs (ready-to-work group): F-4, F-2, F-5, F-6, H-2 (full-time) holders for cooking, hairstyling, welding, CNC, production technique, translation, and skilled office roles (accounting, trade, bilingual secretary, overseas sales, CAD, system operations)
- ✓Professional roles (professional group): E-7, E-3, F-3, D-10 holders for IT development, research, MA/PhD specialty, design, specialty culinary
We verify your visa type and work eligibility — across general factory & service, skilled trades, and professional roles
Get matched with verified employers quickly — manufacturing, F&B, agriculture, logistics, IT, R&D, specialty roles
Free to register · Verified employers · Native-language support
Industries & Regions We Cover
Common Industries
- •General Factory & Manufacturing (assembly, packaging, loading/unloading, machine operation, inspection)
- •Logistics & Warehouse (sorting, packing, forklift, warehouse operations)
- •Food Service & Cleaning (restaurants, cafés, kitchen helper, serving, hotel & office cleaning)
- •Agriculture & Livestock (farming, greenhouse, harvest, animal husbandry)
- •Skilled Trades & Office (cook, hairstylist, welder, CNC operator, mechanic, translator, office staff)
Main Regions
- •Seoul Metropolitan Area (Seoul · Incheon · Gyeonggi)
- •Chungcheong (Asan · Cheonan · Dangjin · Daejeon)
- •Yeongnam (Busan · Daegu · Gumi · Ulsan · Gyeongju)
- •Honam · Jeju (Gwangju · Jeonju · Yeosu · Jeju)
- •Nationwide industrial complexes — matched based on your visa and preferred location
Work Arrangements
- •Full-time & contract positions
- •Day shift / night shift / rotating shifts
- •Dormitory available (varies by employer)
- •Overtime and weekend work opportunities
Actual availability depends on your visa type and current employer openings.
How It Works
From registration to employment
Registration
Submit your info, status, and preferences.
Review & Eligibility Check
We check your visa, work eligibility, and confirm which jobs you can do.
Chat Interview
If needed, we ask more about your experience and preferred conditions.
Matching
A registered hiring partner (or MyKoreaWork directly, for professional roles) finds employers that match your conditions and arranges interviews.
Hiring
Employment is confirmed by both parties.
After You Start Working
If issues come up after you start, we help in your own language. Day-to-day management, wages, and attendance are handled directly between you and the employer.
We Support You After You Start Working
Getting a job is just the beginning. Many workers face issues in the first few months — workplace misunderstandings, housing problems, or communication difficulties. If any come up, we help in your own language so they get sorted out early.
If work conditions differ from what was agreed, we help — in your own language.
Housing or communication trouble? We help you sort it out in your language.
As you settle in, we stay reachable in your language if you need help.
Our Role
MyKoreaWork is a licensed employment agency. We facilitate job introductions between employers and workers. We are not a dispatch, outsourcing, or labor supply company. Wage payment, work direction, and attendance management are handled by your employer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I register if I'm not currently in Korea?
No — MyKoreaWork is only for people already residing in Korea with a valid visa, and sign-up confirms this. If you are planning to come to Korea, please register after you arrive and receive your residence status. We do not handle overseas recruitment or new E-9 (EPS) sponsorship.
Does legal stay always mean I can work?
No. Available jobs may differ depending on your visa type, and additional checks may be needed.
What documents do I need?
At first, we only check your basic information and current status. If needed, we'll guide you on document submission separately.
Can I send my passport or ARC photo in chat?
Please do not. If we need documents, we'll provide a separate official submission method.
How will you contact me?
Through the channel you choose during registration — KakaoTalk, WhatsApp, phone, or other messengers.