Find a job in Korea

Employers will post jobs for working holiday makers here: cafés, guesthouses, farms, ski resorts and more.

Looking right now?

Until the board opens, try the agencies & job sites that working holiday makers already use.

Guides

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  How to find a job in Korea on a working holiday

  Where working holiday makers actually find work in Korea, what employers will ask for, and how much Korean you need.

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  How to get a Korean working holiday visa (H-1)

  Who can apply for Korea's H-1 working holiday visa, typical age limits and length of stay, and the steps and documents to expect.

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  Pay and your rights at work in Korea: minimum wage, payslips and unpaid wages

  The 2026 minimum wage, weekly holiday pay, what comes off your payslip, and what to do if your boss doesn't pay you, for working holiday makers in Korea.

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  Seasonal jobs in Korea — ski resorts and Jeju tangerine farms

  When Korea's busiest seasonal work happens, what the jobs involve, and how working holiday makers can find a winter at a ski resort or a harvest on Jeju.

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  Ski resort jobs in Korea for the 2026–27 winter

  When Korean ski resorts hire, the jobs they offer, where each resort posts its openings, and what to check on a working holiday visa before you say yes.

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  Which jobs can you do on an H-1 working holiday visa?

  What working holiday makers in Korea can and can't do for work, your basic rights as a worker, and red flags to watch for.