Office of the President of South Korea

The Office of the President (대통령실), commonly referred as the Yongsan Presidential Office,^[1]

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Office of the President of Republic of Korea
Emblem of the Office of the President
Flag of the Office of the President
Agency overview
Preceding agency	Blue House
Jurisdiction	Government of South Korea
Website	www.president.go.kr

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Office of the President of South Korea
Hangul	대한민국 대통령실
Hanja	大韓民國大統領室
RR	Daehanminguk daetongnyeongsil
MR	Taehanmin'guk taet'ongnyŏngsil

Background

The building was opened in November 2003 and previously housed the Ministry of National Defense, its area totalling 276,000 square meters.^[2] Following the inauguration of President Yoon Suk Yeol in May 2022, Cheong Wa Dae or the Blue House, the previous presidential residence, was relieved of its duties and replaced by the current building.^[3] The facility was vacated by Yoon on 11 April 2025, a week following his impeachment and dismissal from the presidency.^[4] Its latest presidential occupant is Lee Jae-myung, who is staying there following his inauguration on 4 June 2025 pending a complete relocation back to the Blue House.^[5]

In 2024, balloons from North Korea containing rubbish landed on the compound in July and October.^[6]^[7]

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Office of the President of South Korea

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