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1345 immigration hotline: when to call and what languages are supported

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How to use Korea Immigration Contact Center 1345 for immigration questions, daily-life guidance, and interpretation help.

The Immigration Contact Center at 1345 is one of the most useful numbers for foreign residents in Korea. It provides immigration service counseling and daily convenience information, and it can also support third-party interpretation for public institutions and some related services. Call 1345 without an area code from inside Korea. From overseas, use Korea’s country code and dial +82-1345. According to the Seoul living guide, daytime counseling is available from 09:00 to 18:00 in 20 languages, including Korean, English, Chinese, and Japanese. Evening service from 18:00 to 22:00 provides counseling notices in Korean, Chinese, and English. Use 1345 when you need general guidance about visa status, stay extension timing, residence registration, address reporting, immigration office jurisdiction, Hi Korea reservations, or which public office to contact. It is especially helpful before you spend time traveling to an immigration office. For a smoother call, prepare your passport, residence card if you have one, visa type, expiration date, address, and a short summary of the issue. Avoid sharing unnecessary sensitive information. If the answer affects a deadline, ask where you can confirm it in writing or which office has final authority. 1345 is a guidance channel, not a guarantee that an application will be accepted. Final decisions depend on the immigration office, your documents, and your legal status. For complex or urgent cases, consider asking the relevant office directly or getting qualified legal help.

Key points

  • Dial 1345 inside Korea; from overseas use +82-1345.
  • Daytime multilingual counseling includes English, Chinese, Japanese, and many other languages.
  • Prepare your visa type, stay period, address, and question before calling.
  • Use it for guidance, but final decisions rest with immigration authorities.

Checklist

  1. Write down your exact question before calling.
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  • Have passport and residence-card details nearby.
  • Ask which office or website confirms the answer.
  • Record the date of the call and key guidance for your own notes.
  • Warnings

    • Do not rely on hotline guidance alone for complex legal cases.
    • Language availability and hours may change.
    • Do not share unnecessary personal details beyond what is needed.

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    Sources

    • Korea Immigration Service - Immigration Contact CenterOpen source
    • Seoul Metropolitan Government - 2026 Guidebook for Living in SeoulOpen source

    Last checked: July 6, 2026

    Disclaimer

    This guide summarizes public information about 1345. Hotline operation, languages, and case handling may change; confirm urgent or legal matters with the responsible immigration office.