Take-home pay is the amount that actually lands in your account after social insurance (national pension, health insurance, employment insurance) and taxes are deducted from your salary. It differs significantly from your gross salary.
| National Pension | 0 $ |
| Health Insurance | 0 $ |
| Long-Term Care Insurance | 0 $ |
| Employment Insurance | 0 $ |
| Income Tax | 0 $ |
| Local Income Tax | 0 $ |
Social insurance rates and tax rates are as of 2025, and income tax is an approximation based on the simplified tax table (for reference). Actual amounts may vary depending on company and personal deductions.
Take-home pay is your gross monthly salary minus national pension (4.5%), health insurance (3.545%), long-term care (12.95% of the health insurance premium), and employment insurance (0.9%), plus income tax and local income tax.
For example, with an annual salary of 40 million KRW (200,000 KRW monthly non-taxable, 1 dependent), the gross monthly salary is about 3.33 million KRW, and after social insurance and taxes the monthly take-home pay is around 3 million KRW.