Deportation Defense in Korea
Receiving a forced deportation order is one of the most serious immigration violations in Korea. Depending on the circumstances, an objection or an entry ban review may be possible, but the outcome is decided by the immigration authorities and cannot be guaranteed. VISAS KOREA's immigration specialists are ready to help.
⚠ If You Have Received a Deportation Order
You have a limited window to appeal. Do NOT ignore the order. Check the objection deadline stated in the order and contact us promptly.
Emergency Consultation →Points Commonly Reviewed
- Procedural errors in the investigation
- Korean family members (spouse, children)
- Long-term Korea residence history
- Humanitarian circumstances
- Business or employment ties
- Incorrectly classified violation
Appeal Timeline
- Objection to the head of the immigration office (deadline stated in the order; confirm with the issuing office)
- Further remedies such as administrative appeal, each with its own statutory deadline
- Administrative court litigation if needed
Deadlines are strict. Contact us immediately upon receiving any order.
Entry Ban After Deportation
The entry ban period depends on the reason for removal. For certain status approvals, a person who left Korea under a forced deportation order is restricted until 7 years have passed since departure (5 years for a departure order). Depending on the case, the following may be considered:
- Early ban removal
- Ban period reduction
- Exceptions for humanitarian cases