To apply for the 2023 Gyeonggi-do Youth Welfare Points, apply online through the Young Worker Support Project website. The application period is from April 1, 2023 to April 17, 2023, 18:00. The supported welfare points can be received at 300,000 won per quarter, for a total of 1.2 million won per year, and can be used at Gyeonggi Youth Mall, a shopping mall dedicated to welfare points in Gyeonggi-do. In addition, since welfare points can be used on various sites, there are more ways to use them than expected, which could be of great help to young people working in small and medium-sized companies that do not have a welfare point system. For detailed information, please refer to the simple but detailed explanation below.
Apply for Gyeonggi-do Youth Welfare Points👆
2023 1st Gyeonggi-do Youth Welfare Point Recruitment Notice.pdf
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2023 Gyeonggi-do Youth Welfare Points
1. Eligibility for application
Anyone between the ages of 18 and 34 who lives in Gyeonggi-do and works at a small or medium-sized business, mid-sized business, small business, or non-profit corporation can apply. In terms of date of birth, a person was born after or including April 2, 1988, and before or including April 1, 2005. Applicants must have moved in and resided continuously in Gyeonggi-do before April 1, 2023, the application deadline, and must have worked at least 36 hours a week and been employed at a small or medium-sized business, small business, or non-profit corporation located in Gyeonggi-do for more than 3 months. Those who earn an average of 109,900 won or less for 3 months (January to March 2023) or less (average monthly taxable income of 3.1 million won) or less can apply. Let’s organize it into the list below.
Eligible for application
Age: Born after April 2, 1988 ~ before April 1, 2005
Residence: Registered as a resident of Gyeonggi-do before 2023.04.01, currently residing
Work: Gyeonggi-do small, medium-sized, small business, non-profit corporation, working more than 36 hours a week, employed for more than 3 months
Income: Monthly taxable income of 3.1 million won or less (health insurance fee of 109,900 won)
Previous participants of Gyeonggi-do Youth Welfare Points cannot apply.
Participants in Gyeonggi-do projects as of the application date (young worker bankbook, youth pension, etc.)
2. Support details
Check where Gyeonggi-do welfare points are used👆
Welfare points worth 1.2 million won, which can be used at the welfare mall, are paid out in four quarters throughout the year. The welfare points can be used at the Gyeonggi Youth Mall, and there are about 1.3 million items that can be purchased at the welfare mall itself. In addition to the products that can be purchased at the welfare mall, cultural life such as books, education, travel, leisure, tickets, and performances, as well as Samsung It can be purchased at the same price as each employee mall of Wellstory, LG Household & Health Care, 11th Street, and Gongyeong Home Shopping. It is expected to be of great help to employees of small and medium-sized businesses with weak welfare systems.
You must log in to check the Gyeonggi Youth Mall where you can use welfare points, but you can check roughly what products you can purchase by clicking the check where welfare points are used above.
3. How to apply
Apply for welfare points (direct link)👆
You can apply online through the Gyeonggi-do Youth Worker Support Project website. The application method is simple, and before applying, a simple survey-type verification process is conducted to determine whether the applicant is eligible. After determining whether or not you are eligible, you can apply by logging in if you are a member of the Gyeonggi-do job platform. If you are not a member, you can sign up and log in to apply.
Youth Welfare Point Application Manual.pdf
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Since the application method is not as simple as you think, it is better to look at the manual and follow it if possible, but the manual is not separately listed on the support project website, and you have to look closely at the application page to see it, so I brought it. I hope this helps.
4. Documents to be submitted
They are divided into those who are enrolled in the four major insurance policies and those who are not enrolled, and in common, documents such as a copy of resident registration must be issued after April 1. A copy of resident registration must be issued and submitted as a copy because personal information, changes in address, military service, etc. cannot be confirmed.
Documents submitted by subscribers of the 4 major insurance policies
Application (complete and submit online)
Personal information provision consent form (complete and submit online)
Youth Worker Support Project Work Confirmation
Copy of resident registration (including the last digits of resident registration number, personal information – changes such as address, address change, military service information) – Not submitted when consenting to My Data
Copy of business registration (workplace)
4 Major Insurance Subscriber Subscription Details – Not submitted when consenting to My Data
Health insurance premium payment confirmation (3 months worth) – Not submitted when consenting to My Data
Calculation details of health insurance premiums for individual employed subscribers (National Health Insurance)
Documents to be submitted for non-subscribers of the 4 major insurance policies
Employment wage confirmation.zip
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Application (complete online)
Personal information provision consent form (complete online)
Copy of resident registration (including the last digits of resident registration number, personal information – changes such as address, address change, military service information) – Not submitted when consenting to My Data
Copy of business registration certificate (workplace)
Employment wage confirmation (attached at the top of the list)
Copy of employment contract
Copy of salary account (for January, February, March 2023)
Copy of salary account
5. Announcement of selected candidates
The scheduled date for announcing the selection is Friday, May 19, 2023. The selected candidates will be posted on the Young Worker Support Project website, and if you have any questions, you can contact the support project call center (📞1577-0014).
6. Similar policies
There are more policies to help young people in small and medium-sized businesses than you might think. Many people miss out on these policies, so check out similar policies below, and if there are policies that can help you, apply for them one by one and enjoy the benefits.