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Fixed Date (Hwakjeong-ilja) for a Lease in Korea — Where to Get It, 600 Won Fee (500 Won Online), the 6 Checks
Fixed dates are given by community centres and branch offices, district courts and registry offices, and notaries. In person you bring the original contract and ID; the fee is 600 won per case, 500 won through the online registry. Six things are checked first, such as whether the contract is complete.
Renting a Home in Korea — Jeonse and Monthly Rent From Contract to Deposit Refund: the 5% Caps, Registration and Your Deposit
Your right to stay comes from delivery and address registration together, and a fixed date adds priority repayment. The conversion cap is 5.00%, increases stop at one-twentieth, and if you must leave unpaid, register the lease first. 30 guides in the order you meet them.
Only One Renewal in Three Used Korea's Statutory Renewal Right — We Counted 7,719 Filings
The statute cannot tell you how often the right is used. The rental filing data can, because it carries the answer as a field.
Jeonse Loan Rates Differ by 1.99 Points Between Banks — With the Same Guarantee Behind Them
The lowest was 3.79% and the highest 5.78%. On a KRW 100 million loan that is KRW 1.99 million a year.
Jeonse vs Monthly Rent — the Numbers the Law Actually Fixes
The conversion cap is the lower of 10% a year and the base rate plus 2 points. At a 3.00% base rate in September 2026, that is 5.00%.
Jeonse Contract Checklist in Korea — the Order Comes From the Statute
Delivery and resident registration create opposing power; a fixed-date stamp adds priority repayment. And the statute says you cannot be repaid unless you hand the property over.
Tenant Rights in Korea — Opposing Power, Priority Repayment, Renewal
In Seoul, deposits up to ₩165m get small-deposit priority and ₩55m is repaid ahead of the mortgage — two different numbers. Renewal is due two months before expiry.
Rent Turns on 1.2 Billion, Jeonse on 300 Million — Two Different Provisions
The last multiplier in the deemed-rent formula — the term-deposit rate is 31 per 1,000, that is 3.1%. It was spelled out not in the Decree but in Article 23(1) of the Enforcement Rule.