Policies · Planned · 3 sources combined
31 central agencies
5,460 officials move to Sejong
Deadline Deadline November 4 · Online opinion submission deadline
In short
The Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced a plan to relocate 31 central government agencies and 5,460 civil servants to Sejong.
23 agencies with 1,831 staff will relocate by next year, while 8 agencies with 3,629 staff will relocate by 2031.
Civil service unions and experts demanded measures for housing and improvements to practices for National Assembly attendance.
Key facts
| When | The Ministry of the Interior and Safety held a public hearing on November 3 at the annex of the Seoul Government Complex. |
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| Who | 31 central government agencies and 5,460 civil servants are the relocation targets. |
| What | 23 agencies with 1,831 staff will relocate to leased office buildings, while 8 agencies with 3,629 staff will relocate to newly constructed office buildings. |
| How | After online public opinion collection at the Government Complaint Bulletin Board, the relocation plan will be announced following presidential approval. |
What it means for me
Citizens transacting with the relevant agencies should verify whether their service counter locations will change.
