The Korea Times
Seoul is broadening its health support program for marriage migrants, reaching more foreign residents with expanded services including post-screening interpretation services and wider access to prenatal and childbirth classes. The Seoul Metropolitan Government said Tuesday it will provide free comprehensive health screenings to 80 low-income marriage migrants in cooperation with Hallym University Kangnam Sacred Heart Hospital. Eligibility covers households earning at or below the median income level, set at about 5.36 million won per month for a family of three. Screenings will run from April through November, covering more than 23 medical screening items including gastroscopy, mammography and cervical cancer tests. Applications are accepted through referrals from local institutions including family support centers in the applicant's district of residence. Those requiring follow-up care or specialist consultations after screenings will be connected with medical interpreters if needed. To provide practical assistance and emotional support, immigrant women volunteers will provide interpre
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