Gyeonggi-do to Recruit 11,000 Youth Welfare Point Recipients with Annual 1.2 Million KRW

Gyeonggi-do Youth Welfare Points Poster

Gyeonggi Province will publicly recruit 11,000 participants for the 2nd round of the 'Youth Welfare Points' program from the 1st to the 17th of next month.

Youth Welfare Points is a program that provides welfare points worth 1.2 million KRW annually to young residents aged 18 to 34 living in the province, who are employed at small and medium-sized enterprises, small business owners, or non-profit organizations located in Gyeonggi Province, working at least 36 hours per week, with a monthly salary of 3.1 million KRW or less.

This year, the total number of Youth Welfare Points recipients is 33,000, with 12,000 recruited in the first round in April.

Gyeonggi Province will provide welfare points worth 1.2 million KRW (300,000 KRW quarterly) to those selected.

Selected participants can use various items such as cultural activities, self-development, health management, and family-friendly services at 'Gyeonggi Youth Mall,' an exclusive online shopping space for Youth Welfare Points. However, selected participants must verify their eligibility every three months, including residence, business size, and working hours.

Gyeonggi Province applies public MyData services to simplify and facilitate the submission of documents during the application process. By consenting to the use of public MyData, applicants can apply for 'Youth Welfare Points' without submitting a resident registration abstract, four major insurance subscription details, or health insurance payment certificates. Especially from this year, a document supplementation procedure is in place to ensure no young person misses out on benefits due to simple mistakes such as incomplete document submission.

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