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  • One-room Rooming KOREA

    An all-in-one living space with a kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. Great for those who want privacy and affordability.

  • Gosiwon Rooming KOREA

    Your own private bedroom – but share facilities like the kitchen and laundry with other residents. It's a great option for those looking for affordable accommodation.

  • Officetel Rooming KOREA

    A dual-purpose living space that serves both residential and workspace purposes. It's perfect for those who need a living space and a workspace all in one place.

  • Two-roomRooming KOREA

    A spacious living area with two separate bedrooms, aside from the bathroom, kitchen, and living room. Great for those who want a bit more room to stretch out.

Take Precautions When Signing a Real Estate Contract In Korea!

Review the Contract

Before signing any contracts, be sure to verify that the landlord listed on the agreement matches the actual property owner. This can be done by cross-checking the information on the Corporation Register and the written contract.

Inspect the Property

Check for any mold, assess the condition of windows and doors, and discuss any optional furniture with the landlord. Request repairs as needed and make sure to include these details in the contract.

Register Your Move-In

Register your new address with the community service center to protect your deposit.

Change of Residence Report

Update your residency information after signing the contract.

Rewrite the Contract

If you plan on staying in Korea for more than 90 days, you'll need to obtain an Alien Registration Card and update your contract accordingly.