Annual Leave Calculator — Korea HR and Payroll Calculator

Calculator

Annual Leave Calculator is a browser-based Korea HR and payroll calculator that estimates earned and remaining annual leave from service months, attendance rate, and used leave.

Important basis and limitations

Basis date
Content basis date: 2026-06-26
Scope
General cases under Korean criteria
Sources checked on
2026-06-26

This is a reference calculation from public sources and your inputs. It may not reflect personal circumstances, recent changes, or an authority’s interpretation. Confirm with an official source or qualified professional before filing, contracting, clinical care, contraception, or another important decision.

What is it

Annual Leave Calculator provides quick estimates from official Korean references such as MOEL, Employment Insurance, Work24, NTS, and Korea Law Information Center. Actual amounts may differ by contract, insured period, employer status, tax exception, and administrative interpretation, so use the result as a reference estimate only.

after one year and at least 80% attendance: 15 days + 1 day every two years, capped at 25

How to use

  1. 1Enter pay, period, working hours, or other required values.
  2. 2For coded options, enter the number shown in the field label.
  3. 3Press calculate and review the estimate and breakdown.

Reference

Annual Leave Calculator — Korea HR and Payroll Calculator Reference
InputResult
36 months, 90% attendance, 3 used16 earned, 13 remaining

Sources & standards

FAQ

Is Annual Leave Calculator a legally final amount?

No. It is a reference estimate based on official criteria. Actual application can differ by contract, insured period, employer conditions, tax exceptions, and administrative interpretation.

Is Annual Leave Calculator input sent to a server?

No. Sensitive payroll input is calculated only in your browser and is not sent to a server.

What basis date does it use?

Rates and caps reflect current official references checked on June 26, 2026. Historical-year selection is out of scope for this version.

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