Korea Insurance Made Simple
From social insurance to car insurance and Jeonse protection
Free calculators and guides to find the right coverage
Korea Insurance Roadmap
New to Korea or insurance? Follow this step-by-step guide
to understand what you need.
Understand 4 Major Insurance
If you work in Korea, this is mandatory! Learn about National Pension, Health Insurance, Employment Insurance, and Industrial Accident Insurance—and how much is deducted from your salary.
Net Pay CalculatorCar Insurance (If You Drive)
Car insurance is mandatory in Korea. Understand the 29-grade system and estimate your premiums based on your driving history.
Currency ExchangeJeonse Safety Check
Before signing a Jeonse contract, check for "empty shell" fraud risks and verify if you qualify for HUG deposit insurance.
Jeonse Safety CheckerPrepare for Job Changes
Calculate your severance pay and unemployment benefits before leaving your job.
Popular Calculators
Most-used financial tools for expats in Korea
Net Pay Calculator
Calculate your take-home pay after 4 Major Insurance and taxes in Korea.
Calculate NowF-2-7 Visa Points
Check if you meet the 80-point requirement for permanent residency.
Calculate NowJeonse Safety Checker
Detect housing scams and check HUG insurance eligibility.
Run CheckerCurrency Exchange
Real-time exchange rates for USD, KRW, EUR, and more.
Calculate NowHourly Wage
Convert hourly to monthly salary including Weekly Holiday Pay.
Calculate Now🐾 Pet Insurance & Tools
Pet age converter, food calculator, and more pet care tools.
Explore Pet ToolsTraveling or Living in Korea?
Get global health insurance for $45/4 weeks. Fully digital, cancel anytime.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q Do foreigners need 4 Major Insurance?
Yes, foreigners working at Korean companies must enroll in all 4 types. Some exemptions apply based on visa type or social security agreements. You can claim a National Pension refund when leaving Korea.
Q What is Jeonse and why is it risky?
Jeonse is a unique Korean rental system with large upfront deposits. Without proper insurance, you risk losing your deposit if the landlord defaults. Always get HUG or SGI insurance.
Q How does car insurance grading work?
Korea uses 29 grades (1Z-29Z). New drivers start at 11Z. Accident-free years improve your grade; accidents lower it. Better grades mean lower premiums.
Q Can I get my pension back when leaving?
Yes! Foreigners from most countries can claim a lump-sum National Pension refund when leaving Korea. Apply within 5 years of departure at the airport or online.
Ready to Calculate Your Insurance?
Use our free calculators to understand your deductions and plan your finances in Korea.