In 2016, the year she turned 21, she made her debut in SBS’s Yeah, That’s How It Is and the web drama Two Girls Season 2. In 2017, she played Yeo Seung-eun in KBS2’s School 2017. In 2018, she appeared in MBC’s Partners for Justice, and in the film After Spring, which opened in September, she played Hyeon-jeong. In 2020, she played the young Seon-hee in the Netflix film The Call.
The breakthrough yearThe year she turned 27, she played the young Sunja in Apple TV+’s Pachinko. Yonhap News Agency introduced the newcomer Kim Min-ha alongside Youn Yuh-jung in this series. That year she appeared on a U.S. CBS talk show, and in October she received the Rising Star Award at the Asia Contents Awards.
In 2023, Pachinko won Best Ensemble Cast at the Film Independent Spirit Awards, and in August she joined tvN’s Encyclopedia of Useless Facts Around the Earth as a new MC. In 2024, Pachinko season 2 was released, and in December she played Seon-hae in Disney+’s Light Shop.
In 2025, the year she turned 30, she received Best New Actress at the Blue Dragon Series Awards for TVING’s Way Back Love. In October she received Best Actress at the Seoul International Drama Awards, and tvN’s Typhoon Family began.
In 2026, the year she turned 31, the film Hana Korea opened, and she was announced as sole host of the opening ceremony of the 31st Busan International Film Festival.
Kim Min-ha (born 1995) debuted in 2016, the year she turned 21, in a drama and a web drama, and became known when she played the young Sunja in Apple TV+’s Pachinko on Mar 25, 2022, the year she turned 27. On Jul 18, 2025, the year she turned 30, she received Best New Actress at the Blue Dragon Series Awards.
Ages are by calendar year (the year minus the birth year), birthdays aside.