”NewJeans” HANI's visa is about to expire... ADOR ”Contract is valid, extension documents in preparation”

While the girl group "NewJeans" notified the management office ADOR of the termination of their exclusive contract and announced exclusive activities, HANI of "NewJeans" said that the management office will be gone,
Some have raised concerns that she may have difficulty in her activities due to visa issues. On the 20th, the legal community said that NewJeans, who has dual Australian and Vietnamese nationality and no Korean nationality,
HANI of "ns" is nearing the expiration of his visa, and concerns have been raised that it will be difficult to extend his visa in the absence of a management office upon notification of the termination of his exclusive contract.
However, on the 20th, ADOR, the management office, told Edaily, "The exclusive contract with NewJeans is
"Since it is still valid, we are currently preparing the documents to renew the visa according to the procedures," the company said. HANI's visa is an E-6 Artistic and Performing Arts visa, which is issued on the condition that he signs an employment contract with the management office.
In order for a foreigner to work as an entertainer in Korea, they must have a management office. The E-6 visa, which is mainly issued to entertainers of foreign nationality, is stipulated in the Popular Culture Industry Act as
Documents such as a copy of the exclusive contract with the planning company registered as an art planning company, a personal guarantee from the representative of the inviting planning company, and an employment recommendation letter from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism must be submitted.
Prior to this, the members of "NewJeans" held a press conference on November 28th and announced the termination of their exclusive contract with ADOR.
They have continued their scheduled schedule since then, but
The group continues to use their individual names, rather than the group name "S". In the legal profession, the moment HANI was released from her contract with ADOR, the business card issued by ADOR was
In addition, the Immigration Control Act states that if an employee does not apply for a change in status of residence or enter into a new employment contract within 15 days of the end of the contract, he or she must depart.
The E-6 visa is usually granted on a yearly basis and renewed annually by the management office. HANI's visa issued through ADOR is set to expire early next year.
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