HELLOKOREA
Connecting foreign jobseekers who want to work in Korea with companies looking to hire foreign talent.
Multilingual job listings and a guided application flow make exploring work in Korea easier to understand.

An actual HelloKorea MVP screen — subject to change as development continues before launch.
Who It's For
HelloKorea is designed for two audiences: foreign jobseekers who want to work in Korea, and domestic companies looking to hire foreign talent. It aims to make job listings easier to find, reduce language barriers, and offer reference information on visas and employment.
Want to work in Korea?
- Browse job listings in Korea
- Check working conditions
- Multilingual support
- Apply to job listings
- Reference information on visas and employment
Looking to hire foreign talent?
- Post job listings
- Reach foreign jobseekers
- Get job listing visibility
- Review applicants
- Support for hiring operations
Key Functions
Foreign jobseeker profile
PlannedRegister a profile based on visa type, desired role, and experience.
Job discovery
PlannedBrowse job listings by industry, region, and working conditions.
Job posting
PlannedEmployers post listings for hiring foreign talent.
Application flow
PlannedReview a listing and submit an application.
Multilingual support
PlannedAims to support service use in multiple languages.
Visa and employment information
PlannedReference information to help understand what's employable under each visa type.
How It Works
Register a profile or job listing
Jobseekers register a profile; employers post a job listing.
Discover job listings
Jobseekers browse listings that match their criteria.
Apply
Apply to a job listing of interest.
Communicate and confirm
The employer and jobseeker review the application and move to the next step.
Multilingual Support
HelloKorea started from the observation that language barriers are a real obstacle for foreign jobseekers exploring work in Korea. A multilingual UI aims to make job listings easier to understand and apply to.
Planned languages include English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Russian, subject to adjustment as development progresses.
Visa and Employment Information
What you're eligible to work depends on your visa type.
The visa and employment information HelloKorea provides is general reference information for exploring work in Korea — it is not legal advice and does not represent immigration procedures on your behalf.
Actual work eligibility depends on individual residency status and applicable law — confirm specifics with the relevant authority or a qualified professional. HelloKorea is not an immigration consultancy, a visa agency, or a government service.
Service Structure
FAQ
- What is HelloKorea?
- A job platform aiming to connect foreign jobseekers who want to work in Korea with domestic companies looking to hire foreign talent.
- How do foreign jobseekers use it?
- It's designed so you register a profile, browse listings matching your criteria, then apply.
- Can employers post job listings?
- Yes — job-posting for hiring foreign talent is planned.
- What visa information is available?
- General reference information to help understand what's employable under each visa type is planned — it does not substitute for legal advice.
- Does it guarantee employment or visa approval?
- No. HelloKorea does not guarantee employment or visa approval — hiring decisions and visa review remain with the employer and the relevant authorities, respectively.
- What languages does it support?
- It's being built to support multiple languages including English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Russian.
Curious about HelloKorea?
HelloKorea is currently in development, and details may change before launch. Reach out below with any questions.
Contact UsPrivacy Policy & Terms
This section covers the privacy policy and terms for the HelloKorea introduction site (this page) itself. Policies for the actual HelloKorea service (signup, job applications, and other user-data handling) will be announced separately once the service formally launches.
Privacy Policy
This introduction site has no separate signup or login feature, and collects no personal information beyond what a visitor voluntarily sends via a contact inquiry.
This site uses no visitor-tracking scripts or cookies.
Terms
This page exists to provide information introducing HelloKorea and does not offer account signup or paid services.
Rights to the text, images, and screenshots on this page belong to JP International — unauthorized reproduction or distribution without prior consent is prohibited.
Contact: Jaeyoung@jpinternational.co.kr