청년몽땅정보통To this end, we will be accepting applications for participation through the Youth All Information (youth.seoul.go.kr) website from 10 a.m. on the 11th to 4 p.m. on the 18th.
Those eligible for the Seoul Youth Allowance are unemployed young people and short-term working young people aged 19 to 34 who live in Seoul according to their resident registration as of the date of application, are graduates with the highest level of education, and earn 150% or less of the median income.
If the number of applicants exceeds the number of applicants, low-income young people will be selected first, but recipients of basic livelihood security and the next lowest class will be excluded from support in order to maintain existing welfare benefits.
The city of Seoul plans to hold an orientation event for project participants before Monday, the 29th of next month, the first payment date of the youth allowance, to inform them of the purpose of the youth allowance and how to use it according to the guidelines.
Kim Cheol-hee, head of the Seoul Metropolitan Government’s Future Youth Planning Division, said, “Youth allowance is one of Seoul’s representative youth policies that serves as a cornerstone for young people to achieve their self-directed goals.”
He continued, “This year, we have significantly upgraded the project to provide practical help to young people in the process of pursuing their dreams, so we hope that many young people who are experiencing difficulties due to unemployment or delayed entry into society will take interest and participate.” said.
