No more medical bill anxiety — insurance built for foreigners
Get Insured in Korea, Without the Language Barrier
Hospital bills in Korea add up fast without coverage. WeBring compares insurance plans that fit your visa and stay, and supports you in your language from enrollment to claims.
Why WeBring
Plans Made for Foreigners
We compare and recommend plans matching your visa type (E-9, D-2, F-6...) and length of stay.
Support in Your Language
Multilingual consultation so you fully understand the terms and coverage before you sign.
From Enrollment to Claims
We guide you through paperwork, application, and insurance claims end to end.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is private insurance different from NHIS (National Health Insurance)?
NHIS is the mandatory public scheme covering basic care; private insurance fills the gaps — hospitalization, surgery, and injuries. Depending on your visa, NHIS enrollment may start months after arrival, and private plans cover that gap.
Can I enroll without an Alien Registration Card (ARC)?
Some plans accept a passport instead. If you just arrived and have no ARC yet, tell us during consultation and we will suggest available options.
How much does it cost?
Premiums depend on age, visa type, and coverage, but plans start from around ₩5,000 per month. Get an exact quote through a free consultation.
How do I file a claim after a hospital visit?
You submit receipts and medical certificates. WeBring explains the required documents in your language and can pair you with our hospital interpretation service.