🏗️ A New Life Began on a Construction Site with an H-2 Visa

"Some said it was hard work,but for me, this job was a new beginning."

This is a real story based on the experience of Bolormaa, a woman from Mongolia,who came to Korea on an H-2 visa and transformed her life through hard work on a construction site. 🇲🇳💪

👷 Real Story: Bolormaa from Mongolia

Bolormaa was a mother of two in Mongolia.

To support her family, she decided to come to Korea.She started working in construction, doing cleaning and organizing work through the H-2 visa.

At first, the language was difficult, and the environment was unfamiliar.But she never arrived late and always worked quietly and faithfully.

Her dedication paid off:

• She earned the trust of her site manager

• Moved to a better worksite

• Was later asked to help with on-site translation!

Today, she assists with safety training, has a stable income,and is even preparing to bring her family to Korea. ❤️

💬 Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Q. What is the H-2 visa?👉 It’s a Working Visit Visa for overseas Koreans (ethnic Koreans)from certain countries (like China, Uzbekistan, Mongolia)to work in Korea temporarily.

Q. Can foreigners work at construction sites in Korea?👉 Yes!Foreigners with H-2 or E-9 visas can legally work in constructionthrough registered companies.

Q. How much is the salary?👉 It varies by job and experience,but usually starts around 2 to 3 million KRW per month.

❗Glossary

• Overseas Korean (재외동포): Foreign nationals of Korean descent

• Site Manager: Person in charge of operations and workers on a job site

• Visa Sponsorship: Process to invite family members to join you in Korea

✅ Summary

• An H-2 visa is not just for labor, it can be the start of a new life

• A faithful attitude earns trust, no matter the job

• Many people are building stable lives and futures in Korea 🙌

📬 Want to begin a new chapter of your life in Korea?

👉 Submit your resume here

A small start can lead to big changes.You can do it too! 😊🌍🇰🇷