Hello!

Today, I’d like to introduce some helpful resources for foreigners who are currently looking for jobs in Korea.
Finding a job in Korea can feel overwhelming—especially when you're not sure where or how to start.
 For foreigners, it’s often even harder to access the right information.
But recently, more and more companies in Korea are looking to hire foreign talent, and many new job platforms have emerged to meet that demand.
For those who feel lost about where to begin,
 here’s a breakdown of job search platforms that are particularly useful for foreigners.
 I’ll also share the unique features of each site and some tips on how to make the most of them.

1. workvisa (워크비자)

workvisa

It supports a total of 8 languages including Korean, so foreign workers of various nationalities can use it conveniently without language barriers.
For companies looking to hire foreign talent, this multilingual platform is optimized to meet their needs.
You can create a resume in just one minute. Once you register in the talent pool, companies can contact you directly, or you can apply for jobs through the “Quick Online Apply” option after reviewing postings.

You can also apply various filters to job postings, such as:

• Weekly working hours

• 인구감소지역(F-2-R) preference

• Whether dormitory housing is provided
 This makes it easier to intuitively find positions that meet your personal needs.

Summary:

• Supports 8 languages (Korean, English, Vietnamese, Uzbek, Mongolian, Japanese, Thai, Chinese)

• Simple resume creation & online application

• Customizable filters for job postings

2. 고용24 (워크넷)

고용24(worknet)

고용24 is a site that provides a wide range of information related to employment in Korea—as the name suggests.
 Although many job listings are for Korean nationals, this is still a critical platform for foreign employment in Korea.
Companies wishing to hire foreigners under the Employment Permit System (E-9 Visa) must first register job postings on 고용24.
Since it’s a government-operated platform, it is highly reliable and closely tied to legal hiring procedures.

Summary:

• Mandatory platform for job posting under the Employment Permit System

• Official site run by the Korean government

3. K-Work (케이워크)

K-work

This platform is also operated by the Korean government, similar to 고용24.

• Go to “채용 정보 > 채용 비자 > 본인 비자 선택” to filter job listings by visa type.

• Companies post jobs here when they’re specifically seeking professionals under the E-7 Visa (Skilled Workers)—making this an excellent resource for foreigners with specialized skills or certifications.

It also offers filters that allow you to search by:

• Occupation

• Industry

• Region

Summary:

• High-trust job postings from companies seeking skilled professionals

• Official site run by the Korean government

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Other platforms offering foreigner-focused services

These days, many platforms are expanding their services to help foreigners find jobs in Korea. Here are some additional websites worth checking out:
Komate by 사람인
https://komate.saramin.co.kr/
KLiK by 잡코리아
https://www.klik.co.kr/
114114KOREA
https://114114korea.com/

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🩷 A Final Word

For a foreigner, preparing for employment in a new country goes beyond simply “finding a job.”
 It’s a meaningful first step toward adapting to a new environment and planning for the future.
But during that journey, it can be hard to know which information to trust or where to start.

 At first, all the resources may seem overwhelming or confusing.
 However, once you start exploring these platforms one by one, you’ll find that there are many features designed with foreigners in mind—from job listings tailored to visa types, to filters for stable and legal employment opportunities.

Of course, job hunting isn’t something that ends overnight.
 But if you take the time to carefully find the information and jobs that suit your situation,
 I truly believe that great opportunities will come your way.

I hope 워크비자 can be your reliable partner on that journey.
 We’ll continue to support you with practical information and genuine encouragement—
 wishing you all the best in your life and career in Korea! : )