How do you manage a South Korean visa for your spouse?

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 How do you manage a South Korean visa for your spouse?


 living in a shelter and finding a job opportunity through the help of a dedicated staff member. The job offered is fish farming in ponds, which is portrayed as an easy and comfortable job that does not require going out to sea. The working hours are fixed, ensuring a work-life balance. 

The shelter provides a sense of community for Bangladeshi workers, and the protagonist also comes across a school teacher who helps with his wife's medical treatment, although their visa application is ultimately refused.

I lived in the shelter for more then a week. There was a girl staff Miss Jina. She has find out a Job offer for me by hard searching. I told her I don’t want to go deep sea fishing. So, she has find a job for me fish farming in the ponds. 

After sign the contract form from Korean labor court I had to gone to Korean Immigration for restamp a visa on my passport. Because I had leave my first job without making a residence permit. The reason; my working visa was expired. Anyway I went to my new working place. I start working. The job was very easy and comfortable. No need to go to the sea for fishing. I was so happy with my job. The working time was 8.30 am to 5.30 pm fixed. My Boss never asked me to work for extra time.

Every Saturday evening I went to the shelter after finish my work. Life was very enjoyable. All of our  Bangladeshi workers meet on the shelter in our holiday. Shekhor was working very near from my working place. Later I invented that Rahim and Mosjarof was also working besides my place. The time was passing like "boom". 

Within a moth I meet a School teacher in the shelter. I forget to tell that 95% Korean can't speak English. Ever they are highly Educated. Korean Government hiring workers from 15 Asian country’s. The main conditions of hiring is employer has to pass the written Korean language skill test. But the teacher I meet could speak good English. I discuss my wife's  problem with the teacher. I told him that my wife is an acid victim. I would like to bring her in Korea for better treatment. The teacher was involved with some charitable organisation. So he agreed to help on that regard. I told my wife to make a passport. I send all the necessary papers for hee treatment. She has submitted all the papers with visa application to The Korean Embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh. At the date of her final Interview she was refused by the Visa consular. I was taking with the visa consular at Dhaka Korean Embassy over phone. But my wife was refused for visa. Luckily the teacher came to the shelter that time. I request him for talk to the visa consular at Dhaka. He talked over mobile phone with visa consular. The consular told him to sign a paper and fax it to the visa consular at Dhaka. He did so. Visa consular called back my wife over  mobile phone. The consular took my wife's passport back. My wife got the visa, buy air ticket and fly. On 30th April 2010 my wife arrived at Incheon International Airport. I received her from the airport and back to my work place with my wife.

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