Visa Description
- Anyone recognized by the Attorney General as not eligible for a diplomatic (A-1), marriage (F-6), tourist (H-1), or visitor (H-2) status.
- Maximum period of stay that can be granted once: 1 year
Visa Candidate
- Workers' compensation claims and their families
- People who are being treated for a medical condition and their families
- People in litigation
- People who are being arbitrated by labor offices for unpaid wages
- Asylum seekers
- Refugees who have been denied asylum and are granted humanitarian stays
- Family members of a person who died in an accident, etc.
- Humanitarian stay permit holders for pregnancy, childbirth, etc.
- Patients and their families who need long-term treatment after entering the country for medical treatment, etc.
- Persons in need of humanitarian consideration, such as victims of sexual assault
- Family members of humanitarian residents (G-1-6)
- Persons who qualify for other reasons
Visa Requirements
- Domestic-born refugee applicants (G-1-5)
- Application form, passport, one standard-sized photograph, and fee
- Receipt of Refugee Recognition Application
- Proof of place of residence (lease agreement, confirmation of accommodation, mailed notice of expiration of period of stay, utility bill, dormitory fee receipt, housing verification from church, refugee assistance center, human rights organization, UNHCR, etc.)
- Domestic-born minor children of humanitarian status holders (G-1-12)
- Application, passport, one standard-sized photograph, and fee
- Proof of relationship to parents, such as birth certificate, and proof of age of minor children.
- Proof of place of residence (lease agreement, confirmation of accommodation, mailed notice of anticipated expiration of stay, utility bill, dormitory fee receipt, housing verification from church, refugee assistance center, human rights organization UNHCR, etc.)
- Domestic-born minor children (G-1-99) of asylum seekers (G-1-5)
- Application form, passport, one standard-sized photograph, and fee
- Documents to prove relationship to parents, such as birth certificate, and documents to verify the age of minor children.
- The fee is the same as for other foreign residents.
- Workers' compensation claimants and their family members (G-1-1)
- Application form, passport, one standard-sized photograph, and fee
- Workers' compensation examination form or reconsideration form
- Medical certificate, etc.
- Proof of family relationship or other guardianship (family members only)
- Confirmation of ability to earn a living
- People who are being treated for a disease or accident and their families (G-1-2)
- Documents proving the need for self-treatment, such as a medical certificate issued by a medical institution.
- Documents demonstrating the ability to pay for treatment and stay.
- Identity guarantee
- Proof of family relationship (spouse or immediate family members only)
- Proof of ability to earn a living (used for "extension of period of stay" examination)
- Persons in various types of proceedings (G-1-3)
- Application form, passport, one standard-sized photograph, and fee
- A copy of the complaint, proof of filing, a copy of the legal aid decision, and other documents that confirm the existence of the claim.
- Identity guarantee
- Proof of family relationship or guardianship (for guardian family members only)
- Proof of ability to earn a living (used for "extension of stay")
- If you are in arbitration with the labor office for unpaid wages (G-1-4)
- Application form, passport, one standard-sized photograph, and fee
- A copy of the complaint filed with the Ministry of Labor
- A copy of the complaint submitted to the Ministry of Labor, etc.
- Identity guarantee
- Judgment of Subsistence (used for "extension of stay")
- Refugee applicants (G-1-5) and inadmissible refugees granted humanitarian status (G-1-6)
- Application form, passport and alien registration card, one standardized photo, and fee.
- Documents to prove that you are a refugee applicant or humanitarian residence permit holder, such as a refugee recognition application receipt.
- Proof of place of residence (lease agreement, confirmation of accommodation, mailed notice of expiration of stay, utility bill, dormitory fee receipt, letter from church, refugee assistance center, human rights organization, UNHCR, etc.)
- People in need of humanitarian consideration, such as pregnant women giving birth (G-1-9)
- Application form, passport, one standardized photo, and fee.
- Documents to prove the reason, such as medical certificate, etc.
- Identity guarantee
- Foreign patients (G-1-10)
- Application form, passport, one standardized photograph, and fee
- Documents proving the need for long-term treatment, such as a medical certificate from a medical institution.
- Proof of ability to pay for treatment and stay.
- Documentation of family relationships and caregivers
- Humanitarian considerations, such as victims of sexual violence (G-1-11)
- Application form, passport, one standardized photograph, and fee
- Proof of right to relief, such as litigation documents, etc.
- Identity guarantee
- Others (G-1-99)
- Application form, passport, one standardized photograph, and fee
- Proof of relationship to parents, such as a birth certificate, and proof of age of minor children.
- Family members of a humanitarian (G-1-12)
- Application form, passport or alien registration card, one standardized photograph, and fee
- Proof of family relationship
- (Spouse) Family relationship certificate, marriage certificate, etc.
- (Minor children) Documents that prove the relationship with the parents, such as birth certificates, and documents that confirm the age of the minor children.
- Proof of place of residence (lease agreement, confirmation of accommodation, mailed notice of expiration of stay, utility bill, dormitory fee receipt, housing verification from church, refugee assistance center, human rights organization, UNHCR, etc.)
