One helpful place for translation, immigration, work, healthcare, Korean language and everyday living. Wherever you come from, you belong here.
ESSENTIAL TOOLS
Choose a service to get started.
For emergencies in Korea, call 119 (ambulance & fire) or 112 (police). For immigration information, call 1345.
We link to Korean government and public-service websites. Rules can change, so always confirm important decisions with the issuing office.
UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE TOOL
Write anything in your own words—hospital questions, company messages, daily conversations or school information. No preset sentences required.
Tap a sample to start translating.
Enter your own text and choose two languages.
The site uses a secure connected server when available, otherwise a limited free translation service.
Check the result and show or play it to the other person.
LIFE IN KOREA • STEP BY STEP
Practical starting points for workers, international students and families. Every topic includes an official source to confirm current rules.
YOUR KOREA LIFE QUESTIONS
When an AI connection is enabled, ask detailed questions in any supported language. Otherwise, browse our working official-source guides.
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AI may make mistakes and does not browse live government systems. For visa, law, wages or medical issues, confirm with the linked authority. Never upload identity documents here.
Our independent step-by-step guides, translation tool, document checklists and Korean quiz still work without an AI API key.
LANGUAGE & EXAM PREPARATION
Practice essential phrases and an original mini quiz. Find official information for TOPIK, EPS-TOPIK and KIIP.
Listen, learn and translate.
8 original practice questions • not official exam items
BE PREPARED
Select a situation, tick off general checklist items and confirm exact requirements with the relevant office before applying.
Identify the exact visa or service and relevant office.
Check the current document list on the official site or ask the office.
Check translations, certification and validity requirements.
Submit only through an authorized government, university or hospital channel.
Do not send passport scans, ARC images, financial records or health documents into a translation box or unsecured online form.
Open HiKorea ↗PUBLIC-SERVICE COLLABORATION • 제안용 소개
K-Life AI Mate is an independently developed multilingual public-service navigation prototype for residents of every nationality and the Korean institutions supporting them. It is not an official government service, and no government endorsement is claimed.
Explain government notices and procedures in accessible language, translate everyday questions and link to the original public authority.
Potential future use in resident-support centers, local government counters and universities after review and agreement.
Human-review sources, publishing dates, and changes. Never say a checklist guarantees immigration approval.
Review data flow, third-party processors, consent, retention/deletion and a formal Korean privacy policy before personal information is processed.
Test keyboard-only use, screen readers, large text, contrast, captions and the Korean web accessibility standard (KWCAG 2.2).
Provide accurate translations, service availability, quality testing, monitoring, incident handling and secure API key management.
With permission, test representative tasks with residents and staff; measure completion rate, errors, understanding and time saved.
Use government open data under its terms. Request authorization before booking, submitting or accessing protected government information.