- To assess the Korean language proficiency and understanding of Korean society among foreign job seekers

- To use the results as an objective selection criterion when compiling the list of foreign job seekers

- To encourage the entry of individuals with a basic understanding of Korea and to promote better adaptation to life in Korea

- Individuals aged between 18 and 39 years old

- 고용허가제를 시행 중인 송출국의 국민
* 송출국: 한국 정부와 고용허가제(EPS) 협약을 맺고 외국인 근로자를 한국으로 합법적으로 보내는 국가

- Eligibility requirements for non-professional employment in Korea

- Conditions for participation in the Employment Permit System (EPS)

- Procedures for obtaining E-9/E-10 visas

- Job seeker registration for workers from a Sending Country

- EPS-TOPIK covers a single field.

- It is administered as a Paper-Based Test (PBT) and a Computer Based Test (CBT), with the CBT format varying by country.

- Test sections include Listening and Reading.

- Assessing the Korean language proficiency of foreigners and overseas Koreans.

- Designed to promote the Korean language among non-native speakers, this test provides learning guidance to help overseas Koreans and foreigners rapidly maximize their Korean language skills for practical use.

- Korean language learners who wish to assess their proficiency

- Students seeking admission to universities in Korea

- Individuals aiming to gain employment at Korean companies

- Foreigners, immigrants, and members of multicultural families

- Evaluation of standard language usage and proper sentence construction skills by broadcasting companies and media organizations

- Used as supporting documents or self-introduction materials when applying for jobs

- Utilized for Korean language education completion assessments or diagnostic purposes

- Recognized as proof of Korean language proficiency or supplementary material for graduation requirements for international students

- There are two types of tests: KBSKLT-I and KBSKLT-II

- The tests are administered as Paper-Based Test (PBT), Internet-Based Test (IBT), and Computer-Based Test (CBT).

- Providing guidance for Korean language learning and promoting the global spread of Korean

- Comprehensive assessment of Korean language proficiency with a focus on communication skills

- Supporting practical applications both domestically and internationally (e.g., study abroad, employment)

- Open to all foreigners and overseas Koreans whose native language is not Korean.

- Utilized for the selection and admission of outstanding foreign talent

- Used as proof of Korean language proficiency for studying in Korea

- Referenced during visa applications and residency qualification reviews

- SKA covers a single field.

- The test is administered as a Paper-Based Test (PBT) and a Computer-Based Test (CBT).

- Test sections include Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking.

- Assessment of Korean language proficiency for foreigners and overseas Koreans

- Providing guidance for Korean language learning and verifying learning achievement

- Utilized for studying abroad in Korea, employment, visa applications, and residency qualification reviews

- Fulfilling credit and graduation requirements for Korean language-related departments at overseas universities

- Foreigners and overseas Koreans whose native language is not Korean

- Individuals seeking admission to Korean universities or graduate schools

- Individuals aiming to work at Korean companies or Korea-related enterprises

- Anyone wishing to have their Korean language proficiency evaluated

- Used for document screening during admission to Korean universities (freshman or transfer) and employment at Korean companies

- Preferred qualification or additional points given when selecting and promoting foreign employees

- Applied as a selection criterion and evaluation tool for midterm and final exams for international students

- Utilized as a selection criterion for foreign trainees and overseas Koreans

- 시험의 종류는 총 4종 B-KLAT(기초), KLAT(초급), KLAT(중급), KLAT(고급)

- The tests are administered as Paper-Based Tests (PBT) and Internet-Based Tests (IBT).

- Test sections include Listening, Reading, Writing, Vocabulary, and Grammar.