E-7-4 Approved: Now What? Complete Guide to Family (F-3), Renewal, and PR (2026)
π Source: 체λ₯λ―Όμ μκ²©λ³ μλ΄ λ§€λ΄μΌ (March 2026 edition for sections 2β4; 7 August 2026 edition for job change, long-term
π Source: 체λ₯λ―Όμ μκ²©λ³ μλ΄ λ§€λ΄μΌ (March 2026 edition for sections 2β4; 7 August 2026 edition for job change, long-term
π Source: 체λ₯λ―Όμ μκ²©λ³ μλ΄ λ§€λ΄μΌ (March 2026, p.298, 306β308) β Ministry of Justice, Korea Korean language is the second
π Source: 체λ₯λ―Όμ μκ²©λ³ μλ΄ λ§€λ΄μΌ (August 2026, p.307β316) β Ministry of Justice, Korea The most common reason E-7-4 applications
π Updated June 2026 β Two rule changes affect this article. See what changed β π Source: μ¬μ¦λ―Όμ μκ²©λ³ μλ΄
π Source: 체λ₯λ―Όμ μκ²©λ³ μλ΄ λ§€λ΄μΌ, August 2026 (p.296β306) β Ministry of Justice, Korea The K-Point system is the official
π E-7 Visa Korea Series β Part 12 of 12: FAQ β Part 11: E-7 β Permanent Residency | β
π E-7 Visa Korea Series β Part 11 of 12: E-7 β Permanent Residency β Part 10: Rejection Reasons |
π E-7 Visa Korea Series β Part 10 of 12: Rejection Reasons β Part 9: Renewing Your E-7 Visa |
π E-7 Visa Korea Series β Part 9 of 12: Renewing Your E-7 Visa β Part 8: Changing Jobs on
π Official sources and verification: Korea’s Immigration Act, Article 21 and the Ministry of Justice Residence Application Guide by Status