Showing posts with label eps korea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eps korea. Show all posts

Seoul, Korea

A young man from Panchthar, who was working in Korea through the Employment Permit System (EPS), committed suicide last night. Vivek Rai had been working in Korea on an EPS visa for the past two and a half years.

He was found dead this morning in Nongjang. Dumbar, a Nepali friend who works with the company, said that he did not know that he had gone out to sleep after eating and sleeping with him yesterday.

After seeing the friend hanging, he called the owner of the company and informed the police. The body was taken out for the postmortem after the police had arrived.


The minimum wage for workers in Korea will be 8590 won per hour, effective January 1. Compared to 2019, the minimum wage for workers working 8 hours a day, 40 hours a week, will increase by 2.9% this year to 17,95,310 won. Workers working in a company with more than 5 employees will receive 12,885 won per hour for working overtime till 10 pm and 17,180 won per hour after 10 pm till 6 am with night allowance.




If you are living in South Korea, you should know the Alien Registration Card (ARC) is the most important document for foreigners. This article will help you out if you lose your ARC in Korea.

If you lost your wallet and ARC, don’t panic. You can get it back easily or you can re-issue it. Please follow these tips to re-issue your ARC.

  • As soon as you know you have lost your ARC, you should visit the nearest police station and report for it. You just need to go to the police station and say 외국인 등록증 잃어버렸습니다. You might need to submit the xerox copy of your ARC/Passport and PP size photo.
  • You will get a letter from there. Visit the nearest Immigration office with that letter. Making an earlier reservation from hikorea.co.kr may help to save your time.
  • Including the necessary documents (letter from police, pp size photo, a xerox of ARC, and cash) you can fill up a form for ARC re-registration.
  • It may take 2-3 business days or a week or a month depends on the workload of the immigration office.
  • If you need counseling on this topic you can visit the nearest 외국인 지원센터. You can get complete information from there.
  • Plz click on this link for more informations for foreigners living in Korea: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMZv7B9abWrolimf6Ln7jQqzgxNdmEJRr