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Krafton internships for foreigners
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Krafton has 7 open internships listed here, 7 of them in Korea. We list internships from the companies that carry the Krafton name, read from each company's own career page every weekday. Each listing links to the original posting, where you apply.
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Foundation Model Evaluation Engineer - 독자 AI 파운데이션 모델 (2년 이상 / 인턴)
Market pay· sign inSeoul· <1w agoBilingual
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Research Scientist - Specialized Model (2년 이상 / 인턴)
Seoul; Seoul, South Korea· <1w agoKorean JD
Korea jobsResearch Engineer - Vision Language Action Game Agent (2년 이상 / 인턴)
Market pay· sign inSeoul· <1w agoBilingual
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Common questions
Can foreigners apply for Krafton internships in Korea?
Yes, if you hold a visa that allows it. A D-2 student at a Korean university needs a part-time work permit (시간제취업 허가) from immigration before starting a paid internship. After graduation, the D-10 job-seeker visa allows an internship of up to one year at one company; report the start to immigration within 15 days. Check each posting for language needs: some ask for Korean, some run in English.
Do Krafton internships need Korean?
It depends on the team. Roles on global teams often run in English, while roles serving Korean customers usually ask for Korean. Each listing shows whether the posting is written in English, Korean or both.
Where do I apply?
Open a listing here, then apply on the original posting on Krafton's career site. Seoulstart does not take applications.
How fresh are these listings?
Pulled from each employer's career page every weekday at around 17:00 UTC. Listings that disappear from the source are marked expired within 24 hours.
How does Seoulstart decide if a role is 'English-friendly'?
Before you apply
- Where to find internships in KoreaListing sites, city programs, international organizations, and company programs that take foreign students and graduates.
- Internship rules in KoreaWhich visa lets you intern, pay and contract rules, and how internships lead to a work visa.
- D-10 job-seeker visaStay in Korea after graduation to look for work or intern, and how the points work.
- Part-time work on a student visaThe permit D-2 and D-4 students need before working, and the weekly hour limits.
- D-2 to E-7 conversionStudent-to-work visa transition for new grads in Korea.
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