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Estimate the money you may receive before leaving Korea

Separate confirmed, estimated, and user-entered amounts instead of hiding uncertainty inside one total.

Departure tool

Enter your expected amounts

Your money inputs stay in this browser.

Final net salaryUse the net amount expected for the final pay period. Enter 0 to exclude it.
Total severanceInclude any Departure Guarantee Insurance component only once. Enter 0 to exclude it.
National Pension refundEnter only after checking a possible NPS route and record. Enter 0 to exclude it.
Housing deposit expected backUse the amount from your actual settlement or agreement. Enter 0 to exclude it.
EPS Return Cost InsuranceDo not enter Departure Guarantee Insurance here. Enter 0 to exclude it.
Other money expectedAdd only amounts not already counted above. Enter 0 to exclude it.

What this result means

The calculator adds the amounts you enter and groups them by confidence status, then subtracts final costs. It does not calculate or validate salary, severance, pension, insurance, deposit entitlement, debts, tax, exchange rates, or collection timing.

How to use it

  • Enter zero to exclude a component that does not apply or is too uncertain to include.
  • Use total severance including any Departure Guarantee Insurance component so the same amount is not counted twice.
  • Mark an amount confirmed only when you have a current statement, settlement, or provider record for the same amount.

Sources and verification

Frequently asked questions

Should EPS Departure Guarantee Insurance be entered separately?

No separate field is provided because it can be part of severance funding. Enter a total severance amount after comparing the official severance estimate and insurance record.

What belongs under user-entered status?

Use it for an amount taken from your contract or personal expectation that is neither an independently calculated estimate nor a currently confirmed payment quote.

Does the final total mean all money will arrive before departure?

No. Components can have different claim procedures, disputes, deductions, conditions, and payment dates.