This study aims to analyze a trend of qualitative Researches in regards to lifelong education for individuals with disabilities centered on the papers and journals published in Korea from 2007 to 2018 (present) for the purpose of providing suggestions for future researches. To that end, general accounts, theses (details) and research methods of a total sixteen papers consisting of eight dissertations and eight papers were analyzed. As a result, firstly, the number of qualitative Researches on lifelong education for individuals with disabilities has increased since 2009, especially rapidly soaring between 2016 and 2017. Next, objectives of the Researches are categorized as follows: four for exploring meanings, seven for exploring the essence of experiences of participants, two for seeking for solutions, two for analyzing relations among variables, and two for understanding the culture. Third, research methods included the grounded theory, ethnography, life history research, autoethnography, in-depth interview, participant observation, phenomenology, and qualitative case study. Participants of the Researches were categorized as follows: the person in question (104), parents (67), teachers (25), workers (10), researchers (3), and non-disabled adults (2). Fourth, Researches according to theses (details) are divided as follows: Researches on parents child rearing (2), transitional education and jobs including three sub-categories on cooking and education (10), Researches on employment (2), and Researches on self-efficacy (2). Based on this result, discussions and suggestions for future Researches are provided.