Korea Unemployment Check-in Helper
While you receive unemployment benefits in Korea, a check-in day comes every 4 weeks. This site puts your dates, the number of job search activities, proof and reporting deadlines in one place.
You never enter a name, a resident registration number or a bank account. Your log stays in this browser.
What you can do
- Check-in scheduleEnter your application date or first check-in day and get each round's period and check-in date. You can download a calendar file.Open
- Job search countsPick your type and round to see how many activities are needed and whether a job application must be included.Open
- Activity logWrite down each activity with a date, a company and a method. Entries outside the period, at the same company or on the same day get a flag.Open
- Deadline calculatorWork out the last day to report a new job, a new job loss or a check-in date change.Open
Good to know
Before you receive benefits
To see how much you will receive, use the sister site. How much unemployment benefit (Korean)