FAQ 32Operator answerPosted Oct 3, 2026
The agent asks for money, saying, "We'll send it quickly." Is this normal?
Machine-translated from Korean. Check numbers and agency names against the original.
Official costs are only the items and amounts disclosed by the official transmission authority of the country.
If you ask for money like "I'll put you on the list first," "I'll get you accepted," or "I'll get you into a good company," that's not part of the official procedure.
Do not pay the bill; instead, notify your country's official sending agency.
The best thing is to stop before you place a bet.
If you have already paid, leave evidence and ask 132 about how to get it back.
Even after coming to Korea, there are people who ask for money by saying, 'I'll transfer your company.'
Changing workplaces is a procedure carried out by the employment center.
If you are asked for money, notify 1350.
Staff wrote this post from the guide. Sources and the date checked are in the guide.
Reference only. Rules change often. Confirm with 1350 (Ministry of Employment and Labor helpline) before you apply.