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Gyeonggi Province

3 regional benefits · 10 cities and districts

Benefits by city and district

Benefits across Gyeonggi Province

Birth Grant

Gyeonggi-do Postpartum Care Expense Support

₩500,000 per newborn (local currency)

Official information checked October 26, 2026 · Confirm your eligibility

Gyeonggi-do provides a local gift certificate to families with a newborn to help cover postpartum care, including use of a postpartum care center.

Parents registered as residents of Gyeonggi-do on the date of birth (no income restriction)
Child-Rearing Allowance

Gyeonggi Extra Support for Child-Care Service Co-payments

Up to ₩300,000 a year for multi-child families · up to 240 hours a year by income (≤150% of median income)

Official information checked October 26, 2026 · Confirm your eligibility

Gyeonggi-do covers part of the co-payment for the government child-care (babysitter) service. Only participating cities/counties run it (13 for multi-child, 18 for income-based support).

Users of the child-care service living in a participating city/county (multi-child: two or more children aged 12 or under)
Birth Grant

Gyeonggi Third-Child Birth Grants (city/county programs)

No province-wide amount confirmed · varies by city/county

Existing listing · Current official terms not verified

The province-funded birth support confirmed in official sources is the ₩500,000 postpartum-care grant; third-child grants are run by individual cities and counties. The previously listed provincial amounts could not be confirmed and were removed.

Depends on your city/county