Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority, Foreign Resident Settlement Support Services... "From Living Information to Professional Counseling"
The Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority will pilot a customized settlement support service for foreigners who have relocated to Incheon starting next month.
The 'Incheon Free Economic Zone (IFEZ) Foreigners Settlement Support Service' aims to provide essential living information for foreigners during their initial settlement and assist them in adapting to life in Korea. The service targets individuals, families, and corporate personnel newly settling in Incheon.
A total of five households will be recruited to receive customized services. Citizen honorary diplomats of Incheon will act as supporters, providing one-on-one assistance to foreigners for four sessions, each lasting four hours.
The customized service includes living information such as housing, administrative procedures related to visas and resident registration, public transportation use, mobile phone activation, and bank account opening, as well as Korean language education, cultural adaptation, and counseling on daily life difficulties.
Public Lecture on Foreigners' Visa. Provided by Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority
View original imageAdditionally, if professional consultations in legal, labor, or administrative matters are needed, the service will connect clients with expert counselors at the IFEZ Global Center. It will also guide foreigners to community activities and networking programs to support social adaptation during the early settlement period.
The Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority plans to expand the service based on the results of this year’s pilot operation. Detailed information can be found on the IFEZ Global Center website and SNS.
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Yoon Won-seok, head of the Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority, stated, "We will support foreigners visiting Incheon to settle stably in the local community and form healthy communities," adding, "We will strengthen various services."
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