Programmes/South Korea/F-2/F-5 real estate investment scheme (Jeju/Incheon)
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F-2/F-5 real estate investment scheme (Jeju/Incheon)

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Standard Korean rates. No CGT on Jeju/Incheon property for qualifying investments Limited to specific development zones. Jeju free international city has special rules.

Investment
$500k+ in Jeju or Incheon designated development zones
Processing
4 months
Min stay
0 days/year
Tax rate
Standard Korean rates. No CGT on Jeju/Incheon property …%

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Key Details

Leads to PRYes
PR after5.0 years
Dual citizenshipNo
Remote workNo
Healthcare includedYes
Crypto accepted
Same-sex recognised
RenewableYes

Stay Requirements

Jeju/Incheon real-estate investment scheme: F-2 holding the qualifying property has no fixed minimum stay; F-5 PR after 5 yrs needs residence

medium confidence

Highlights

  • No capital gains tax on Jeju/Incheon properties
  • Fast processing time of 4 months
  • Investment limited to designated development zones
  • Pathway to permanent residency
  • Minimum stay requirement is 0 days

What could change

Changes in local government policies could affect investment zones.

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Tax Notes

South Korea employs a worldwide tax system. No capital gains tax on Jeju/Incheon properties for qualifying investments.

Last verified: 4/15/2026Updated: 6/10/2026Confidence: high

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People also ask

What is the difference between f2 and F5 visa in Korea?
- For visa holders residing abroad, F-2 (residency) status holders must enter Korea at least once a year, and F-5 (permanent residency) holders must enter at least once every two years to maintain their visa status.
What is F2 status in South Korea?
Resident (F-2) status holders include foreign children of citizens, spouses and underage children of permanent residence (F-5) holders, large investors who have invested more than USD 500,000, and employees dispatched to foreign investment corporations.
How does Korea's investor scheme work?
Principal Guaranteed and Interest-Free Investment Foreign investors deposit the minimum required money in the public fund which the Korea Development Bank, commissioned by the Ministry of Justice, operates and the investment principal (only) is returned after 5 years.

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