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Pension Administrator Directory South Korea

National Pension Service (NPS)

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Recorded today as National Pension Service (NPS). No earlier name, merger or transfer is on record here.

Online member portal for checking National Pension contributions and entitlement, run by the National Pension Service. Records for South Korea are held today by National Pension Service (NPS). A former member living abroad starts at the official source, checked on 7 June 2026. Access note on record: Requires a Korean digital identity login (e.g. connected ID / KakaoTalk); NPS app is Korean-language only..

Identity

Current recorded name
National Pension Service (NPS)
Earlier names, mergers and transfers
Not on record here.
Country
South Korea
Official source
https://www.nps.or.kr/ (checked 7 June 2026)

Doing this yourself, from where you live

Not stated by the authority

What the authority demands
Requires a Korean digital identity login (e.g. connected ID / KakaoTalk); NPS app is Korean-language only.
Evidence
Not on record here.
Source
https://www.nps.or.kr/Checked on the authority's own page,

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On this page

  • Who holds the records, with the name and merger chain.
  • The official route and its verdict for someone living abroad.
  • The country rules that apply, each with its own official source.

In your report

  • The verified contact details for this administrator, per field, with dates.
  • Which entity holds your record, under which employer and dates, what is in your name, and the next step that works from where you live.

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Contact route for a former member abroad

Contact fields on record
1
Sourced rules on record
4
Last checked
7 June 2026

Verified contact detail on record

Nothing on record for this administrator.

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On the record

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Country rules on record

  • THE SECOND DOOR, and it is what makes the Korean case commercial.

    What is lost: This is the second door. A time-barred Korean refund is not necessarily a dead claim.

    Official source, nps.or.kr (checked 1 September 2026)

  • NPS lump-sum refund on departure

    What is lost: the source does not state what happens if this is missed

    Official source, nps.or.kr (checked 1 September 2026)

  • THE CLOCK - LAND ONLY WITH kr_lumpsum_revival_window.

    What is lost: The Lump-sum Refund is extinguished by prescription. NEVER RENDER THIS ROW ALONE: prescription is not the end of the matter, and the revival window below must appear with it.

    Official source, nps.or.kr (checked 1 September 2026)

  • Pension claim within five years

    What is lost: The right is extinguished by completion of prescription (소멸시효가 완성된다).

    Official source, law.go.kr (checked 1 September 2026)

Dated obligation on record

THE SECOND DOOR, and it is what makes the Korean case commercial.

What is lost: This is the second door. A time-barred Korean refund is not necessarily a dead claim.

Official source, nps.or.kr (checked 1 September 2026)

Questions and answers

Who holds these pension records in South Korea today?
National Pension Service (NPS). Online member portal for checking National Pension contributions and entitlement, run by the National Pension Service.
What does a former member living abroad do first?
Start at the official source for National Pension Service (NPS). Access note on record: Requires a Korean digital identity login (e.g. connected ID / KakaoTalk); NPS app is Korean-language only..
When was this entry last checked?
7 June 2026, against the official source.

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