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Quitting your job in Korea

A licensed Korean attorney handles your resignation — official notice, unpaid wages, severance, harassment and disputes.

You have the right to resign

Under Korean Civil Act Article 660, an employee may resign even if the employer refuses to accept it. The resignation takes effect after a set period once notice reaches the employer.

Unpaid wages & severance are protected

Minimum wage, unpaid wages, and severance pay (for 1+ year of service) apply to foreign workers the same as Korean nationals. We help you claim what you are owed.

A licensed lawyer handles your case

Toesahero is run directly by attorney Kim Chang-hee (Law Office Cheongsong). Unlike general agencies, a lawyer can negotiate, claim unpaid money, and represent you in disputes and litigation.

Visa & contract concerns

Resigning can affect your visa status and the employer may make threats. We review your contract and situation so you can leave safely and lawfully.

ℹ️ Consultation and documents are handled in Korean. English questions are welcome via the KakaoTalk channel — we will guide you.
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This page provides general legal information, not legal advice. Individual cases require consultation. This site is advertising under Article 23 of the Attorney-at-Law Act (대한변호사협회 등록).