⚠️ What this is — and what it is not
The card officially recognizes that your child exists and links them to services and protection. It is not a birth registration, and it does not grant Korean nationality or any visa/residency status. Your personal information is used only for official verification and is not disclosed externally.
Who can apply
Unregistered foreign children who were born in Korea and currently reside in Gyeonggi-do. A parent or legal guardian applies on the child's behalf.
Documents you need
- Parent's ID
- The child's Korea-issued birth certificate
- The child's photo file
How to apply
Apply in person at the city hall with jurisdiction over where you live, or at a city-designated center.
- 📞 Call the relevant city office first before visiting.
- 👶 The child must be present at the first visit.
What the card gives access to
- Childcare support subsidies for daycare centers (rolling out in Hwaseong, Anseong, and Icheon in 2026)
- Connection to private-organization support programs — partners include Save the Children, UNICEF, ChildFund Korea, and the Catholic Archdiocese of Seoul, for help with healthcare, childcare, and housing (support follows each organization's own criteria)
Participating cities (10, expanding province-wide) — contact numbers
- Goyang City ☎ 031-8075-3347
- Hwaseong City ☎ 031-5189-3943
- Seongnam City ☎ 031-729-3072
- Bucheon City ☎ 032-625-2927
- Ansan City ☎ 031-481-3903
- Pyeongtaek City ☎ 031-8024-3056
- Siheung City ☎ 031-310-2704
- Anseong City ☎ 031-6190-1561
- Dongducheon City ☎ 031-860-2148
- Gwacheon City ☎ 02-3677-2256
More help
Gyeonggi-do Immigration & Social Integration Support Center (GMIS): ☎ 031-853-9347 · ✉ [email protected] · Gyeonggi Province helpline ☎ 031-120
Source: Gyeonggi-do / GMIS (gmis.or.kr). The full flyer is published in Korean, English, Vietnamese, Russian, Khmer, Filipino, Thai, Chinese, Indonesian and more.
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