PT GALUH MARITIM INDONESIA
Work in South Korea
Work Legally Under Korean Government Visa Programs
Visa Types & Sectors
- For work in the maritime industryE-10 (Ship Crew Visa)
Merchant vessels & cargo ships (captains, mechanics, crew)
Fishing boats & aquaculture operations
Sea rescue & underwater construction
- For general workersE-9 (Non-professional Worker Visa)
Manufacturing (e.g. assembly, packaging, machine operation)
Agriculture & Livestock (e.g. farming, fruit picking, poultry)
Fisheries (e.g. coastal fishing, aquaculture)
Services (e.g. restaurant, cleaning, hotel)
- For skilled professionals in designated fieldsE-7 Visa (Special Occupation)
Technicians and engineers
Welders, CNC operators
Construction supervisors
IT workers, designers
Hotel managers and chefs (international cuisine)
Medical or care workers
- Temporary work under bilateral government agreements (not open to public registration, but available through selected channels)E-8 Visa (Short-term Labor – Cooperation Program)
Agriculture (seasonal workers)
Food processing
Farming and livestock
Fishery and coastal areas
General Requirements to Work in South Korea
To be eligible for any legal employment program in South Korea through PT Galuh Maritim Indonesia, applicants should meet the following criteria:
- Indonesian citizen, minimum age 18 (varies by visa type)
- Good physical and mental health (medical test required)
- Clean criminal record (SKCK from police department)
- Valid identity documents (KTP, Family Card, Passport)
- Pass Korean language test (EPS-TOPIK) – required for E-9 & most other programs
- Relevant skills, training, or certifications depending on job sector
- Willingness to follow training and briefing programs before departure
- No history of deportation or immigration violations in South Korea
- Additional documents may be required depending on the specific visa type (E-7, E-8, E-10, etc.).
