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Korea expands seasonal foreign workforce to 109,100 for next year

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December 24, 2025
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Seasonal foreign workers engage in the harvesting of minari in Busan's Gijang County, Dec. 15. Yonhap

Seasonal international employees have interaction within the harvesting of minari in Busan’s Gijang County, Dec. 15. Yonhap

The federal government has expanded subsequent yr’s quota of seasonal international employees for the agricultural, fishery and forestry industries to a file 109,100, up 14.1 % from final yr’s 96,000, in a bid to ease labor shortages.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Meals and Rural Affairs, along with the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, mentioned Wednesday that the employees will probably be deployed in 142 cities and counties nationwide.

Of the full, round 87,000 will probably be assigned to 27,200 agricultural farms, whereas 6,700 will work at 1,600 fishery farms throughout the nation.

The authorities may even rent an extra 5,400 employees for state-run public companies. These day by day employees will probably be dispatched to the agricultural, fishery and forestry sectors by nationwide cooperative federations similar to NongHyup and Suhyup.

A further 10,000 employees will probably be employed to help authorities pilot tasks and emergency wants, in keeping with the authorities.

The federal government added that it’ll rent extra employees in June if demand will increase.

South Jeolla Province will obtain the biggest variety of international employees, with 21,094 assigned, together with round 15,000 to agricultural farms and 5,900 to fishery operations. South Chungcheong Province follows with 14,298 employees, of whom 13,700 will work in agriculture.

North Gyeongsang Province will obtain 13,796 employees, all of whom will probably be assigned to agricultural farms. Gangwon Province will probably be allotted greater than 10,446 employees for agriculture, whereas North Jeolla Province will obtain 11,938, additionally all within the agricultural sector.

This yr, the federal government invited a complete of 95,596 international employees, together with 3,117 for state-run duties. As of November, 80,617 had entered the nation, accounting for 84.3 % of the full quota. Of those that arrived, 395, or 0.5 %, later stop.

The federal government mentioned the expanded invitation for subsequent yr is anticipated to supply essential help in easing labor shortages at regional farms nationwide.



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