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The Busan Immigration Service Center has opened in a new location.
The office is now in the Johnson and Johnson Korea building in Jungang-dong. To get there, leave Exit 2 of Busan Station on subway Line 1 and continue straight for two blocks. The building is on the far corner of the third turn on the left, next to the Busan Metropolitan City Association of Child Welfare.
The center provides services to those in Busan and the South Gyeongsang Province districts of Miryang, Gimhae and Yangsan.
The center provides all immigration services, including registration, visa application and extension, and citizenship applications.
For more information, please call 051-461-3091.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The office is now in the Johnson and Johnson Korea building in Jungang-dong. To get there, leave Exit 2 of Busan Station on subway Line 1 and continue straight for two blocks. The building is on the far corner of the third turn on the left, next to the Busan Metropolitan City Association of Child Welfare.
The center provides services to those in Busan and the South Gyeongsang Province districts of Miryang, Gimhae and Yangsan.
The center provides all immigration services, including registration, visa application and extension, and citizenship applications.
For more information, please call 051-461-3091.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
