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Overstay rescue, D-2→D-10, dependents: which office, which forms, which order.
Setakat 2026-06-08 · 🔄 Monthly · ⭐ 4.9 (198 pengguna)
Semakan sepatutnya 2026-07-09 — sila sahkan semula dengan sumber rasmi
HiKorea’s official text rarely covers the real edge cases: a gap between visas, switching from study to job-seeking, or a dependent who arrives late.
This playbook gives the document set, the office, and the sequence for the five situations that most often go wrong.
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0. The two rules that save you
- Book the 출입국 (immigration office) reservation on hikorea.go.kr EARLY — slots in Seoul vanish weeks out. Apply for extension BEFORE your current status expires (you can usually apply up to ~4 months ahead).
- Overstaying even by accident triggers fines and a possible re-entry ban — never let the date pass while “waiting for a slot.” Walk in if you must.
1. Study (D-2) → Job-seeking (D-10)
- Eligible after graduation (or near it). Core docs: diploma/expected-graduation cert, 점수제 (points) evidence (degree, TOPIK, age), an activity plan, proof of funds, residence proof.
- D-10 is points-based — bring everything that adds points; borderline applicants get rejected for thin job-search plans.
2. Gap / late dependent / status mismatch
- Dependent (F-3) arriving after the primary: the primary’s status + relationship docs (apostilled marriage/birth cert) are the gate — get them apostilled in your home country BEFORE travel; doing it later from Korea is slow.
- If you changed jobs on E-7, report within 15 days (이직신고) — missing this complicates the next extension.
3. If you’ve already overstayed
- Report voluntarily (자진신고) — voluntary departure usually means a lower fine and a shorter ban than being caught. Do NOT just leave silently if you intend to return.
- There are periodic amnesty/relief programs — check the latest immigration notice before deciding; terms change.