We've organized government and local-government support programs by region for life events like marriage, pregnancy & childcare, children & teens, young adults, housing, seniors, and multicultural families.
A local implementation of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's Special Temporary Youth Rent Support, run by Gangnam District, that supports rent for non-homeowning young people living apart from their parents.
Available to non-homeowning young people aged 19-34 who live apart from their parents. The applicant's own household income must be at or below 60% of the median and the original household (including parents) income at or below 100% of the median. Asset limits are KRW 122 million or less for the applicant's household and KRW 470 million or less for the original household.
Supports actual monthly rent paid, up to KRW 200,000. Gangnam District is recruiting 371 people.
Apply online through Bokjiro (bokjiro.go.kr) or in person at your local community center.
Q. How is the income standard checked?
A. You must meet the condition of youth household income at or below 60% of the median and original household income at or below 100% of the median. For an accurate income calculation, it is safest to use the Bokjiro simulation tool or contact the responsible agency.
Q. Is age based on Korean international age?
A. Yes, ages 19-34 are used, typically calculated as of the announcement or application date. Check the official announcement for the exact reference date.
Q. Can I apply if I'm not a single-person household?
A. This program is based on single-person households, so you must meet that requirement to apply. Contact the responsible agency for the exact criteria.
A Ministry of Gender Equality and Family program that provides language assessment and 1-on-1 language stimulation education to multicultural family children with delayed language development.
A single nationwide call center that provides interpretation, life counseling, and emergency support in 13 languages, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for marriage immigrants and multicultural families.
A Ministry of Gender Equality and Family home-visit support program in which instructors visit families directly to provide Korean language education, parent education, and child life services.
A Ministry of Employment and Labor / Human Resources Development Service of Korea service that provides free phone counseling in 18 languages to foreign workers employed in Korea under the Employment Permit System.
Source: 강남구청 공고 기준 정리 · 2026-09-22 as of. Always double-check the latest official guidance for accurate, up-to-date standards.