Known as the Land of the Morning Calm, South Korea offers a unique fusion of ancient traditions and modern advancements, blending natural beauty with cutting-edge technology. Experience its rich historical landscape while enjoying the vibrant tech and entertainment scene in Seoul.
International students enrolled in undergraduate and post-graduate degree courses offered by Korean universities are eligible to apply for the Global Korea Scholarship.
International students in Korea are permitted to work part-time during their studies. Regulations may vary, but typically, students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during the academic semester and full-time during semester breaks. Korean language can significantly broaden job opportunities, especially in fields that require direct interaction with Korean-speaking customers or clients.
International students enrolled in undergraduate and post-graduate degree courses offered by Korean universities are eligible to apply for the Global Korea Scholarship.
International students in Korea are permitted to work part-time during their studies. Regulations may vary, but typically, students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during the academic semester and full-time during semester breaks. Korean language can significantly broaden job opportunities, especially in fields that require direct interaction with Korean-speaking customers or clients.
With Ask Consulting, explore and apply for a range of exciting programs tailored to your ambitions:
- Undergraduate/Bachelor’s Programs4 years
- Graduate/Master Programs2 years
- Korean Language SchoolsUnder the Universities
6-12 months
Application Process:
- 1ConsultationEnjoy a free consultation to discover your perfect study destination and program tailored to your dreams.
- 2Contract SigningAt this stage, you’ll receive a comprehensive list of required documents for your application. Once gathered, simply proceed with the administration fee, and you’re one step closer to your academic goals.
- 3Document CollectionBegin your journey by collecting all required documents, including English translations, and submitting them to the Student Coordinator at Ask Consulting. This crucial step usually takes about 2 weeks, depending on your readiness, and sets the stage for your exciting educational adventure.
- 4Application ProcessThe dedicated Admission Team at Ask Consulting will seamlessly manage your admission process, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience. Expect your application to be processed within just 2-5 working days.
- 5University ConfirmationAn official confirmation of your admission, detailing program specifics and start dates. Typically issued within 5 working days to 2 months, depending on the institution.
- 6VisaOnce you receive university confirmation, your application will be handed over to our Visa team.
The main admission requirements for Korean universities are:
- High School DiplomaFor Bachelor or Associate Program
(a letter from the high school if not yet graduated) - Bachelor’s Diplomafor Graduate / Master Program
- Transcript
- English B2 LevelIELTS, TOEFL, or Duolingo English Test
- Bank Statement and Transaction History for 6 months15,000 USD+; the amount varies by university
Student Visa (D-4) Requirements
- Visa application form
- Copy and original of the foreign passport and internal ID card
- Copy of the birth certificate
- Apostilled diploma or apostilled certificate of secondary education (copy and original)
- Certificate of Admission to the educational institution
- Certificate of Business Registration of the educational institution (사업자등록증)
- If a grant is awarded: a Certificate of Scholarship
- If no grant is awarded: receipt of tuition payment (from the educational institution)
- Bank statement for the last 3 months (the final balance must be $20,000)
- *A bank statement is not required for students receiving a full scholarship.
- *If the bank statement is in the name of the parents, a copy of the parents’ passports must be provided.
- If the tuition is paid by the applicant's parents: copies of parents’/sponsor’s passports; a certificate of employment for parents/sponsor indicating salary
- TOPIK or TOEFL/IELTS (depending on the language of instruction)
- A color photo taken within the last 6 months, 3.5x4.5 cm, 1 piece
- Consular fee
From your initial consultation to your visa application, the Ask Consulting team will expertly supervise and manage every step, ensuring a seamless and successful application experience.
Many universities have career centers that provide resources and assistance to students seeking part-time employment, internships, or full-time positions after graduation.
After graduating from a South Korean university, international students have exciting opportunities to stay and work in this dynamic country. With a job-seeking visa (D-10), you can explore career options in South Korea’s vibrant job market, known for its cutting-edge technology, engineering, and educational sectors. Once you land your dream job, transitioning to a work visa, such as the E-7 (Specially Designated Activities) visa, allows you to fully immerse yourself in the professional world of South Korea.