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I've moved (telling them my new address)

체류지 변경신고

Every registered foreigner who has moved, including those who changed dormitory

An administrative agent can do this for you.
🔴 You have to report within 15 days of moving in, or face a fine of up to 1 million won. If you don't report it, immigration notices go to your old address and people miss their extension reminders - this happens all the time.
Government fee
Free
Scrivener's service fee
35,000~50,000 KRWBased on public price lists from 1 offices · checked 2026-09-04
How long it takes
Handled on the spot
Where you file it
The city, county or district office (시·군·구청) or the community service center (읍·면·동 주민센터) for your new address, the Immigration Office (출입국·외국인청), or HiKorea online (하이코리아)
Papers you usually need
  • Report of change of address (체류지 변경신고서)
  • Alien Registration Card (외국인등록증)
  • Passport
  • Proof of your new address (lease contract, dormitory move-in confirmation)

Leave a question

Just leave one way to reach you. We check it, pass it to an administrative agent, and the agent contacts you directly.

We only take your request and pass it to an administrative agent. You pay us nothing.

The more you write, the faster the agent can answer you.

It doesn't have to be a Korean number. Pick the country, then type the number. The administrative agent will contact you on this number.

It's the first thing the administrative agent asks on the first call. Filling it in saves a call back.

We don't check what you write and we don't report it anywhere. It goes only to the agent who takes your question.

The year and month you are allowed to stay until. Look for the period of stay on your ARC (foreigner ID card), not the card's issue date. It is fine if you are not sure.

What you write and your contact go only to the administrative agent handling this. We do not tell your employer. The agent tells you the cost directly.