Common questions

An information site run by a private Korean company. Not a government office, immigration, the police, or a job agency. We don't check visas and don't report anyone. We never charge job seekers, and the contact you register is used only to send job listings.

No. There is no sign-up, no login and no ID check. You can see every job just as you are seeing this page now.

Job seekers pay nothing. We will never take money from job seekers. If someone asks you for money in this site's name, it is a scam.

That is fine. You need nothing at all to look at jobs. The job alert form has a visa box, but it is optional, and it is set to “I would rather not say” from the start, so you can leave it as it is and send the form. Even if you do write it, we do not check it, we do not report it to anyone, and we do not tell employers. If you leave it empty, we send you every job.

You can. This site does not check your visa and does not report anyone. But each job post says which visas the employer accepts, and the employer checks that when hiring. And if you have not been paid or you were hurt at work, you can get help no matter what your visa status is.

Yes. Tap the language button at the top right and pick one of 14 languages — the job titles and the job text change to that language too. Under the won amount, the pay is also shown in your own country's money. A job marked “No Korean needed” is one you can do without Korean.

Monthly and yearly pay is before tax. Hourly and daily pay is exactly as written. If meals or dormitory costs are included, or taken out separately, it is written in small letters next to the pay. The 2026 minimum wage is 10,320 won per hour, and we do not post jobs that pay less than that.

Call or text the number at the bottom of the job post yourself. It does not go through this site. If a resume is needed, the employer asks you for it directly.

No. This site only lists jobs and tells you when a job matches what you asked for. We do not connect one person to one company, and we do not give what you wrote to employers.

Do not do it. A real employer will not ask for money, your ID card, your bank book or your passport. Send us the number of that job post and we will take it down. If you already paid, call one of the help lines on the Help page.

Sign up for job alerts under the closed job post, and we will tell you when a job in the same area and job type comes up.

When a new job is posted in the area and job type you chose, we send it on the messenger you picked (KakaoTalk, Zalo, Telegram, text and so on). In weeks with no match, we send nothing. We do not send ads.

Your name, your nationality, whether you are in Korea now, the area and the work you want, and your contact and email. We do not take resumes, school records, work history, passport numbers or ARC numbers. We do not ask for anything we do not need to match you with a job.

Only to send you jobs. We never give them to anyone, employers included. We keep your name and contact encrypted.

Tap the stop link in any message and your details are deleted right away. We will not ask why.

Yes. Choose “I am coming to Korea” and write when you plan to come, and we will send you jobs around that time.

It is free for now. After you post it, we check it automatically (business number format, minimum wage, visas accepted), then a person looks at it and puts it up.

Posts below the minimum wage, posts with the business number in the wrong format, and posts with no visa listed are rejected automatically. We also do not post jobs with no company name and no contact. E-9 (non-professional employment) hiring has to follow the Employment Permit System (고용허가제), so this site does not handle it.

No. We do not give job seeker details to employers. When you post a job, it is sent to the job seekers who match it, and the ones who are interested contact you themselves.