Moving in Korea? 📦 The Ultimate Address Change Guide for International Students
Moved in Korea? Foreign residents must report their change of address within 15 days or face fines up to 1 million KRW. Check the 3 required documents and how to apply online via Hi Korea in just 5 minutes.

Moved to a new place in Korea?
Foreign residents must report their change of address within 15 days after moving. Failure to report may result in a fine.

If you do not report your address change within 15 days after moving, you may face a fine of up to 1 million KRW. It may also cause additional document requests or delays when extending your stay in Korea.

To report your address change in Korea, you need three documents: a valid passport, your Residence Card (RC), and proof of your new address such as a rental contract or dormitory confirmation letter.
Make sure the document photos are clear when submitting them.

There are three ways to report your address change in Korea: visiting the immigration office, visiting a community center, or applying online through Hi Korea.
Using Hi Korea is the fastest and easiest option, allowing you to complete the process from home in about 5 minutes.

You can easily report your address change online through the Hi Korea website.
After accessing Hi Korea, select the “Application” menu and click “Residence Address Change Report.”
The process can be completed from home in about 5 minutes.