BTS member Jimin was found to have had his residence seized earlier this year due to his unpaid health insurance.
His agency Big Hit Music admitted that the problem arose "due to the company's negligence" and that it has since fully repaid the arrears.
"Jimin wasn't aware of the delayed fees due to his schedule overseas from the end of last year and his long vacation. But now, the arrears have been paid in full and the matter has been settled," the agency added.
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