How to - Foreign Worker Advice

Support for the Rights, Work, and Daily Lives of Foreign Workers in Korea

From workplace concerns to visas, work records, and practical information for daily life, How to makes living and working in Korea easier.

How to is an all-in-one service for foreign nationals living and working in Korea. It helps users overcome language barriers and a lack of accessible information by providing labor-related consultations, work record management, visa management, and practical information for daily life.

[Key Features of How to]

1. Easy Labor Consultations Without Language Barriers

• Get help with workplace issues such as unpaid wages, severance pay, unfair dismissal, employment contracts, and workplace accidents.
• A professional partner will help you organize the details of your situation, and a dedicated certified labor attorney will guide you through the necessary procedures and support you in resolving the issue.
• Even when a problem is difficult to handle alone, How to helps you seek advice with confidence and without worrying about being treated unfairly.

1. Manage Your Work Records and Pay

• Record your clock-in and clock-out times to accurately track your actual working hours. These records can help you receive the correct wages, overtime pay, weekly holiday pay, and other compensation. They may also be used as evidence in the event of a dispute.
• Get help checking your wages, severance pay, weekly holiday pay, overtime pay, and more.
• Your recorded work history can be used as supporting documentation when explaining your situation during a consultation.

1. Manage Your Visa Information

• Easily check information related to your visa.
• Keep track of your visa expiration date so you do not miss an important deadline.

1. Find Essential Information for Daily Life in Korea

• Access useful information about living in Korea, including labor standards, health insurance, driver’s licenses, housing and real estate, finance, and more.
• How to explains complex information clearly and in a way that is easy for foreign residents to understand.

[App Access Permission Information]

*Required Permission

• Device Information: Used to identify your device

*Optional Permissions

• Notifications: Used to receive notifications from the How to app
• Photos: Used to upload a Residence Card or profile photo
• Camera: Used to take a photo of a Residence Card or profile photo
• Location: Used to verify your current location when recording clock-in and clock-out times

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