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Gone2Korea Job And Visa Procedures Summary
 
Please make sure to reference Gone2Korea’s Document Requirements page for detailed information regarding notarization procedures, Criminal Background Check requirements and other important matters related to Korean immigration procedures.
   
 
Step 1
Make sure you currently have, or can obtain all of the required documentation that will be required for teaching English in Korea
Varies
Step 2
Speak with a Gone2Korea senior representative about your requests, teacing preferences, location preferences, starting dates and so on.
1-2 days
Step 3
Review the job offer(s) presented to you by your Gone2korea representative
Varies
Step 4
Conduct interviews with the school(s) you are interested in. If the interview is a success, a formal offer will be made and a contract offered.
1-4 days
Step 5
Review the contract and correspond with the other western staff at the school
1-3 days
Step 6
Sign and date the contract
1 day
Step 7
Mail first group of required documents to your school in Korea.  Once your school receives the documents they will submit them to the local Korean immigration office.  Documents will include: Original diploma (or notarized and verified copy of your diploma), 1 set of officially sealed transcripts, notarized and verified Criminal Background Check, 3 official passport photos, completed E2 health statement, photocopy of your passport profile page, hard copy of your resume, and the signed and dated contract.
3-5 days
Step 8
Wait for Korean Immigration to process your documents and offer your visa issuance number
5-15 days
Step 9
Schedule an interview with the Korean Consulate that serves your region and make an appointment to have an in person interview with them.
2-10 days
Step 10
Offer the second set of required documents to the Korea Consulate which includes your visa issuance number, visa application form, valid passport, 1 set of officially sealed transcripts, 1 official passport photo in color, consulate processing fee, photocopies of your degree/diploma and Criminal Background Check
1-2 days
Step 11
Conduct interview with a Korean consulate representative.
1 day
Step 12
Pick up your stamped passport from the consulate. Your official Korean working visa will be directly mounted on one of your passport pages. If you're not within driving distance than the consulate will mail your passport back to your home address. Please make sure to offer the consulate a pre paid priority mail envelope for your returning items.
1-3 days
Step 13
Get ready for your departure. Receive your flight itinerary and final E-Ticket
Varies
Step 14
Get on the plane and head to Korea
1 day
Step 15
Arrive in Korea. Your airport arrival procedures will be discussed prior to your departure. Settle into your apartment and begin your training and orientation
Varies
Step 16
Begin teaching English as a second language.
1 Year
Step 17
Enjoy all of the wonderful opportunities, experiences and cultural spleandors that Korea has to offer
1 Year
Your Gone2Korea representative will send you additional documents and updates throughout the course of your job placement.
Gone2Korea ESL Recruiting and Employment Services - Windsor . Seoul . Busan - Windsor Canada Office : 519 948 6525 - info@gone2korea.com