Hi everyone 🙂 I’m slowly preparing to bring my spouse here while I keep working on my visa, and I wanted to share one small thing I didn’t expect: the paperwork budget feels like a little basket that keeps getting heavier. Translations, notarizing, mailing papers, photos, and maybe extra copies… each one is not huge, but together it adds up like coins in a metal bowl clinking louder and louder 😅 I’m not upset, just trying to plan calmly before booking anything, so if you already invited family while working in Korea, how did you organize the costs and documents?

Hi everyone 🙂 I’m slowly preparing to bring my spouse here while I keep working on my visa, and I wanted to share one small thing I didn’t expect: the paperwork budget feels like a little basket that keeps getting heavier. Translations, notarizing, mailing papers, photos, and maybe extra copies… each one is not huge, but together it adds up like coins in a metal bowl clinking louder and louder 😅 I’m not upset, just trying to plan calmly before booking anything, so if you already invited family while working in Korea, how did you organize the costs and documents?

Salom hammaga 🙂 Men vizam ustida ishlashda davom etar ekanman, turmush o‘rtog‘imni bu yerga olib kelishga asta-sekin tayyorgarlik ko‘ryapman va kutmagan bitta kichik narsani ulashmoqchi edim: hujjatlar uchun byudjet bora-bora og‘irlashib borayotgan kichkina savatchadek tuyulyapti. Tarjimalar, notarial tasdiqlash, hujjatlarni pochta orqali yuborish, fotosuratlar va balki qo‘shimcha nusxalar… har biri unchalik katta emas, lekin birga qo‘shilganda metall kosaga tushayotgan tangalardek borgan sari jaranglab, yig‘ilib boradi 😅 Men xafa emasman, shunchaki biror narsani bron qilishdan oldin xotirjam reja tuzishga harakat qilyapman, shuning uchun agar siz Koreyada ishlab yurganingizda allaqachon oilangizni taklif qilgan bo‘lsangiz, xarajatlar va hujjatlarni qanday tartibga solgansiz?