Korea South

Duration

1-4 Years

Duration

1-4 Years
  • Study
  • Extendable
  • Work
  • Citizenship
Tourist Visa South Korea

Korea South

Tourist Visa South Korea
  • Tourism
  • Dependents
  • Short-Stay
  • Citizenship

Duration

3 months
Details
Business Visa South Korea

Korea South

Business Visa South Korea
  • Short-Stay
  • Dependents
  • Business
  • Citizenship

Duration

3 months
Details
Family Visa (More than 90 Days) South Korea

Korea South

Family Visa (More than 90 Days) South Korea
  • Long-Stay
  • Dependents
  • Extendable
  • Citizenship

Duration

3+ Months
Details
Work Visa South Korea

Korea South

Work Visa South Korea
  • Work
  • Dependents
  • Business
  • Citizenship

Duration

1+ Year
Details
Working Holiday Visa (H-1) South Korea

Korea South

Working Holiday Visa (H-1) South Korea
  • Tourism
  • Extendable
  • Work
  • Citizenship

Duration

1 Year
Details

Student Visa

#studentvisa

About

A Student Visa must be obtained from the Korean Embassy or Consulate if you want to study in South Korea. If you seek a degree higher than a professional school or research course, you will require a D-2 Visa. In the case of a non-degree programme, you will need a D-4 visa.

Is it hard to get a Student Visa for South Korea?

It is easier to buy a 90-day Student Visa and renew it once you arrive. This visa must be applied for in person or by mail.

Can you work in Korea with a Student Visa?

International students can work part-time in South Korea without needing a work permit. It is valid for more than one year can suffice.

Eligibility

You will not be eligible for visa issuance approval if you have following visas.

  • Diplomat (A-1)
  • Foreign Government Official (A-2)
  • International Agreement (A-3)
  • Visa Exempted (B-1)
  • Tourist/Transit (B-2)
  • Resident (F-2)
  • Overseas Korean (F-4)
  • Permanent Resident (F-5)
  • Marriage Migrant (F-6)
  • Working Holiday (H-1) visas.

Documents

All applicants are requested to submit the following documents.

  • Passport (valid for at least six months).
  • Application Form (filled in personally by the applicant).
  • Latest passport-size coloured photograph.
  • Consent to Quarantine
  • Sufficient funds to support yourself for one year of tuition and living expenses.
  • Standard Acceptance Letter (issued by the dean/president of the university).
  • Bank Statement for the previous six months.

Process

How to Apply
You'll need to apply by filling in the online South Korean Student Visa form. After that pay the due fees. Ensure you've compiled all the required documents. Finally, wait for your visa Issuance confirmation.

Visa Processing Time
The visa takes roughly two weeks but can take more.

When to Apply
Make the embassy visa appointment well before your desired travel date to South Korea. It is because processing can take up to several weeks. Apply at the latest 15 days before you intend to go, but no earlier than three months.

Duration & Fees

Duration
This visa allows the individual to study in South Korea for the duration of their educational program. The visa is valid for up to 3 months after issuance.

Fees
The South Korea visa fees are:

  • Single entry (up to 90 days) - Fee: 40 USD
  • Single-entry visa (longer than 90 days) - Fee: 60 USD
  • Double-entry visa - Fee: 70 USD
  • Multiple-entry visa - Fee: 90 USD

Extension

Exceeding your authorized stay or not possessing a valid visa may result in detention and fines. In the event of an overstay, apply for a visa extension from the Korea Immigration Service (KIS) before attempting to leave the country. Also, consult with KIS regarding changes in the visa category. It is recommended to apply at least four months before your visa expires.

Highlights

Extension
You can apply for an extension with this visa.

Work
Applicant cannot seek employment or work without a work permit.

Study
One can enrol in an educational institution or university for a degree or non-degree program.

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