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The Financial Supervisory Service will offer interpretations for financial consultations in 19 foreign languages, starting Nov. 1.
The FSS, in collaboration with the Immigration Contact Center, said Monday that the new translation service is expected to ease the difficulties faced by immigrants or members of multicultural families in Korea.
The FSS, in collaboration with the Immigration Contact Center, said Monday that the new translation service is expected to ease the difficulties faced by immigrants or members of multicultural families in Korea.
Those seeking the language support can dial 1332, which will connect them with foreign language experts who provide translations.
The languages provided are: Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese, Mongolian, Indonesian, French, Bengali, Urdu, Russian, Nepalese, Kmer, Burmese, German, Spanish, Filipino, Arabic and Sri Lankan.
By Lim Jeong-yeo (kaylalim@heralecorp.com)
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