Admissions Open for Korean Language Exam as Gateway to Jobs in South Korea

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September 16, Colombo (LNW): The Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE) has officially opened the admissions process for the 2025 Korean Language Examination, a vital requirement for Sri Lankans aspiring to work in South Korea under its Employment Permit System (EPS).

This annual examination serves as the first step for those seeking employment in South Korea’s manufacturing and fisheries industries—two sectors that continue to welcome foreign workers through a structured and legal framework.

The EPS initiative, managed in partnership with the South Korean government, aims to streamline the process of recruiting skilled foreign labour while safeguarding the rights and welfare of overseas workers.

Aspiring candidates who meet the eligibility criteria—namely, being between the ages of 18 and 39—can obtain their examination admissions online by visiting the SLBFE’s official website at http://www.slbfe.lk. The deadline for downloading admissions is set for midnight on September 17.

The Korean Language Examination is designed to assess applicants’ language proficiency, a critical skill for effective workplace communication and integration into South Korea’s professional environment. Those who pass the test will move on to the next stage of the recruitment process, which includes further evaluations and placement within the appropriate industry.

The SLBFE encourages all eligible individuals to act promptly and ensure that they are registered in time. Officials have also reminded applicants to prepare thoroughly, as demand for positions in South Korea remains high due to competitive wages, favourable working conditions, and the opportunity to gain international experience.

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