In the wake of recent reports that Jimin’s residence had been seized, BTS’s management company, Big Hit Music, has finally issued a comment.
The band member’s flat was taken owing to negligence and non-payment of health insurance charges, according to reports.
When it was discovered that Jimin’s luxury apartment was almost seized owing to unpaid health insurance premiums, fans were understandably perplexed.
Big Hit Music, the South Korean singer’s management organisation, issued an official statement to address the situation. They stated that it was due to a blunder on their part.
The issue of Jimin’s flat being taken due to negligence is addressed by Big Hit Music.
Biz Hankook revealed on April 24th that Jimin’s luxurious apartment had been temporarily taken by the National Health Insurance Service on January 25, 2022.
The artist failed to pay his health insurance charges, which was disclosed as the cause.
Korean news outlet Biz Hankook reported that the NHIS had seized Jimin’s apartment at Nine One Hannam in Seoul on January 25 due to Jimin allegedly not paying his health insurance.
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In May of last year, the Korean idol purchased a high-end condominium at Nine One Hannam in Seoul. It cost over 5.9 billion South Korean Won (around $4.7 million) to produce.
Jimin got four consecutive notices of the seizure by registered mail during the period his flat was confiscated, according to the media site.
The seizure was lifted on April 22nd after the 26-year-old artist paid all of his past-due health insurance charges.
Jimin’s management company, Big Hit Music, has issued an official statement in response to the controversy. They accepted responsibility for the ordeal and said that it was the result of a mistake on their part.
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Jimin, according to the statement, was unaware of the situation. The mails were also not transmitted to him because of a company fault.
Jimin’s itinerary was jam-packed, with the majority of his activities taking place in other countries. As a result, his letters were ignored by the agency, but the seized mail was not delivered to him.
