Greetings Korvians!
The Korvia office will be closed from September 8th to September 10th in observance of Chuseok! Chuseok is a 3-day Korean holiday similar to Thanksgiving in nature. We look forward to having a nice recharge and getting back to the office with fresh minds and energy!
Please Note: Recruiters will not be available to respond to emails or answer phone calls during this time.
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This article was prepared by Korvia's editorial desk using frontline recruiting knowledge from our public-school and private-academy coordinators.
Meet the Korvia Team ›General information, not legal or immigration advice. This article reflects Korvia's experience helping teachers move to Korea and is for general reference only. Visa rules, government fees, and processing times change and can vary by case — always confirm the specifics with the official authority (Korea Immigration / HiKorea, hikorea.go.kr) or your Korvia recruiter before you act.
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