Work from Korea.Stay where it suits you.

Korea's F‑1‑D Digital Nomad Visa allows you to live and work remotely from Korea for up to three years. Explore the regions to find the right environment for your stay.

Photo source: © Korea Tourism Organization (한국관광공사)

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Regions of Korea

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  • Eligible
  • Partly eligible — population-decline areas
  • Not eligible

Gyeonggi-do

₩1.4–2M+/mo

경기도

A good match for those who enjoy big-city life and an active urban lifestyle.

  • fast-paced
  • convenient
  • crowded
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Chungcheong-do

₩1–1.4M/mo

충청도

A good match for those who prefer focused work and occasional nature escapes.

  • central
  • laid-back
  • bread
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Jeolla-do

₩800K–1.2M/mo

전라도

A good match for lovers of food, history, hiking and a somewhat slower pace of life.

  • gourmet
  • historic
  • sea
  • mountains
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Jeju-do

₩1.1–1.6M/mo

제주도

A good match for nature lovers and a popular Korean workation destination.

  • hiking
  • surfing
  • island
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Gangwon-do

₩1–1.4M/mo

강원도

A good match for those who enjoy both summer and winter outdoor activities.

  • surf
  • mountains
  • snow
  • coffee
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Gyeongsang-do

₩1.1–1.5M/mo

경상도

A good match for history lovers and those who enjoy big coastal cities.

  • historic
  • industrial
  • big-cities
  • sea
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The map is a simplified view of Korea's administrative divisions and groups metropolitan cities within their surrounding regions.
The prices shown on region cards are monthly rent for furnished short-term places, hand-checked from current listings (September 2026).