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Gyeonggi opens applications for fourth-quarter youth basic income
Gyeonggi Province is opening applications for its youth basic income for the fourth quarter.
The program pays eligible 24-year-olds 250,000 won each quarter, or 1 million won a year.
Applicants must have been registered residents of Gyeonggi for at least three consecutive years or for 10 years in total.
Residents of Seongnam and Goyang are excluded because those cities have not funded the program.
Eligible young adults can apply online through the Jobaba employment platform from Nov.
2 to Dec.
1.
Selected applicants will receive payments from Dec.
20 in local currency, generally usable at participating businesses in their home city or county; tuition at academies and exam fees can be paid anywhere in the province.
Gyeonggi Province will open applications for its fourth-quarter youth basic income on November 2.
Eligible 24-year-olds can receive 250,000 won per quarter, or 1 million won a year.
Applicants must have lived in Gyeonggi for at least three consecutive years or for a total of at least 10 years.
Young people in Seongnam and Goyang are excluded.
Selected applicants will receive the payment in local currency from December 20.
- Who
- Eligible 24-year-olds registered as residents of Gyeonggi Province, except young people in Seongnam and Goyang.
- What
- Applications open for the province’s fourth-quarter youth basic income, which pays 250,000 won per quarter.
- When
- Applications run from November 2 to December 1, 2026. Payments begin December 20.
- Where
- Gyeonggi Province, South Korea.
- Why
- Not stated
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Gyeonggi Province announced the fourth-quarter application schedule.
Applications are set to open.
The application period is set to close.
Payments to selected young people are set to begin.
- Quarterly payment
- 250,000 won
- Annual payment
- 1 million won
- Eligible age
- 24
- Application period
- November 2–December 1
- Payment start
- December 20