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If you are experiencing violence — help does not depend on your visa

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Migrant women experiencing domestic or sexual violence can get support regardless of immigration status — including those without valid status.

📌 Key points

Support includes counseling, medical, legal and interpretation help, and emergency shelter — shelters also provide housing, meals, and job training. Call the women's emergency line 1366 or Danuri 1577-1366 — both 24 hours.

📞 Contact

Women's emergency line 1366 · Danuri 1577-1366 · Migrant women's counseling centers · Call 112 if you are in immediate danger

⚠️ Things to watch out for

Discuss your immigration situation at the same time. Support for violence and keeping F-6 status are separate matters — in a divorce, raising children or showing the breakdown was not your fault affects your stay. Handling them separately can hurt you on one side.

See also

Basis

  • 여성가족부(현 성평등가족부) 「여성폭력 피해 지원」 https://www.mogef.go.kr/sp/hrp/sp_hrp_f004.do — 1366 24시간 · 1577-1366 이주여성 피해 지원 · 이주여성 보호시설(2025-01 기준 수치)
  • 뉴스핌 (2026-06-15, 성평등가족부 발표) https://www.newspim.com/news/view/20260615000983 — 체류자격과 무관 · 미등록 이주여성 포함 · 상담 · 의료 · 법률 · 통역 · 임시보호
  • https://www.womennews.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=278767 (2026-06 같은 발표)
  • 찾기쉬운 생활법령 「결혼이민자 체류」 (2026-09-15 기준) https://www.easylaw.go.kr/CSP/CnpClsMain.laf?csmSeq=47&ccfNo=2&cciNo=1&cnpClsNo=1 — F-6 나목(자녀 양육) · 다목(본인 책임 없는 사유)

This content was checked on 2026-10-05.

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