• It is a comprehensive assessment test of basic qualities such as the Korean language
  ability, understanding of Korean society, etc. which are necessary for a naturalized
  Korean citizen
• Applicants for naturalization must take the Comprehensive Assessment for Naturalization
• Applicants may take the Comprehensive Assessment for Naturalization three (3) times
  within one year from the application date for naturalization

① Minors
② Those aged 60 years or over (full age)
③ Those who fall under paragraph 1(2) or (3) of Article 7 of Law
(Person of special merit and outstanding talent)
④ Those who have completed the Korea Immigration and Integration Program (KIIP)
⑤ Those who have obtained 60 points or more out of the total 100 points in the
Comprehensive Assessment within recent three (3) years from the application date
for naturalization
⑥ Others acknowledged by the Minister of Justice on the basis of special grounds
(Marriage migrants maintaining a marital relationship, those who have graduated from
either elementary, middle, or high school in the Republic of Korea, etc.)