Recruitment Announcement for Caregiver Trainees Targeting Foreigners with F5·F6 Visas
We are recruiting students for the national caregiver qualification acquisition course for foreigners holding F5 (Permanent Resident) and F6 (Marriage) visas.
Even if you are a foreigner, once you obtain the caregiver qualification, you will have the opportunity to earn an income of approximately 800,000 to 1,400,000 won per month by directly taking care of parents or spouses who have been rated 1 to 5 under the Long-Term Care Insurance System.
✅ ▣ Recruitment Target
○ Foreigners holding F-5 (Permanent Resident) and F-6 (Marriage) visas
○ Those who want to directly care for their parents or spouses
○ Those with family members who have been rated under the Long-Term Care Insurance System from 1 to 5
✅ ▣ Education Content
○ Theory and practical training for the caregiver exam (240 hours)
○ Field practice such as home visit care, day and night protection (80 hours)
○ Understanding the Korean Long-Term Care Insurance System and the structure of national subsidy payments
✅ ▣ Education Benefits
○ Eligibility to take the caregiver exam with over 80% attendance in the course
○ Registration with home long-term care institutions (home care centers) and provision of National Health Insurance Corporation claim services
○ Payment of salaries to caregivers through home long-term care institutions (home care centers)
✅ ▣ Recruitment Schedule
◈ Application period: October 1, 2025 ~ October 23, 2025
◈ Education period: Mid-October 2025 ~ December 5, 2025 (Daytime classes / 8 weeks)
◈ Location: 3rd Floor, Korea Care Caregiver Education Center, 633 Achasan-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul
◈ Inquiry: 010-2027-3660 (Director Han Jong-su) / KakaoTalk ID: bsjs7788
◈ Website: koreacare.net
◈ Apply: https://open.kakao.com/o/gvLYRHJh
✅ The caregiver qualification is a nationally recognized care professional qualification.
We welcome many applications from foreigners holding F5 and F6 visas who are interested in obtaining the caregiver qualification, which allows you to receive care allowances from the state while taking care of your family.
