Residence for tax purposes overseasIn this case, this includes a certificate of residence issued by a government organization in the relevant jurisdiction, data confirming the fact that you have paid taxes due to your residency, and data containing your address.
Residence for tax purposes DomesticIn this case, there are documents issued by government organizations that list your address, such as a resident certificate issued by the National Tax Service, resident registration card (excluding for overseas Koreans), alien registration card, driver's license, and permanent resident card, as well as a domestic residence report and immigration records proving that you have lived at the relevant residence for more than 183 days.
If you submitted your resident registration card, alien registration card, driver's license, or permanent residence card during the KYC process, you do not need to submit additional supporting documents to prove your domestic residency. If you have submitted a domestic residence report, you must submit an immigration record proving that you have lived in the relevant residence for more than 183 days or a resident certificate for the year issued by the National Tax Service.