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| The Stamp shape like a "Peace"symbol missing the left branch |
MY STEP BY STEP TO VOTE IN KOREA
1. Before going to vote know your place where to vote
2.know your access number and show to the polling station officers
3.Don't forget to bring your Korean ID to confirm your Identification
4.Voting procedures to start voting, Start to 6 am and end 6 pm.
5.Process of Voting, check on the Voters list(confirmation of identification)
>Receiving a Ballot paper > Voting at a polling booth > Mark the column of candidate He/she votes for on the ballot where names of candidates are printed in advance for > putting the ballot into a ballot box.
WHO RIGHT TO VOTE AND ELIGIBILITY FOR ELECTION
Korean Citizens aged 18 years old or more have the right to vote in Presidential elections and National Assembly. Registered as a Resident the constituency under jurisdiction of the relevant local government as of the date used the standard for creating the voters list has the right to vote in Local elections.
according to Article 34 of the Immigration control Act. A non Korean Citizen Registered in the relevant local constituency and who has had a resident Visa for at least 3 years has the right to Vote.
The ninth local elections in South Korea were held on 3 June 2026 Including Metropolitan
Mayors, and Provincial governors, Municipal Mayors,Metropolitan and Provincial councillors, Municipal Councillors,Municipal councillors and Superintendents of Education.
This is not my first time to vote,
My first time to vote when I change my visa to F 6 and Korean ID.
My unforgettable experience is I don't know who I am going to vote and how many candidate in the ballot paper I need to Mark.
Nobody explain to me just go to the flow. When I inside the poll booth, I'm just looking for the Pen like fool and suddenly catch my eye the stamp pen. So, That's it, its done to mark the first candidate and ready to put in the ballot box. Just walking like nothing happen. And go home. So, Next time when I'm going to vote again, I know what to. Compare to Philippines I prefer to Korea it's easy to vote.



































