Home visiting education services
If you cannot get to the centre, a teacher comes to you. Apply if pregnancy, childcare, distance or health makes it difficult.
What is offered
- Korean lessons — level-appropriate Korean at home
- Parent education — pregnancy, birth and parenting information
- Children's life service — help with school life, homework and emotional support
Who can apply
- Marriage migrants and their families
- Households for whom visiting a centre is difficult (young children, distance, health, working hours)
- Eligibility can differ by area
Steps
- Ask your nearest Family Center. 1577-1366 can guide you.
- Submit an application. In person or with phone guidance.
- Check eligibility and your place in the queue. There may be a wait.
- Agree a schedule with the teacher.
- Receive the visits for the set period.
What you need
- Alien Registration Card
- Marriage and family documents
- Your children's details, if any
Where to go
- 1577-1366 Danuri Helpline (13 languages)
- Your local Family Center · www.liveinkorea.kr
Questions people ask
Does it cost money? It may be free or partly charged depending on income. Check with the centre.
My husband doesn't want visitors at home. The centre also offers counselling to help the family understand. Tell 1577-1366 about the situation.
How long does it run? It varies by course and area. Confirm when you apply.
My child is struggling at school. The children's life service helps. Combine it with school counselling.
Take care
Visiting teachers are assigned by the centre. Check their identity, and tell the centre if anyone asks you for money personally.
Related
korean-class-free · multicultural-services · multicultural-child-support · family-center
Source
Danuri www.liveinkorea.kr / As of 2026-08