South Korea Student Visa
Spouse Visa
Visit & Business Visa
Immigration Visa
What kind of visa you can apply for depends on your nationality and for how long you will study in Korea. There are four different visa variants to choose from for those who want to study in South Korea
Citizens of EU (except Cyprus and Portugal), the United States, Australia and many other nations are entitled to travel to Korea for 90 days as a tourist without a visa. Canadians can stay for 180 days while Portuguese and Russians can stay for 60 days. Some nations are limited to 30 days, and some countries cannot travel to Korea without a visa.
Overview in South Korea
Having split from North Korea in 1948 into a separately governed country, South Korea has diverged considerably from its neighbor, developing into an internationally recognized Asian powerhouse in the fields of technology, education and tourism, to name but a few of its strengths. Embracing both tradition and modernity
Visa Requirements in South Korea
Visa requirements for South Korean citizens are administrative entry restrictions by the authorities of other states placed on citizens....
Scholarships to Study in South Korea
Korean Government Scholarships: The Undergraduate Korean Government Scholarship. Seoul National University for....
Cost of Studying in South Korea
Fees and funding for Masters degrees in South Korea. University study in South Korea can appear relatively....
Education System in South Korea
The Education System. The Korean public education structure is divided into three parts: six years of primary school, followed by three....
Employment prospects in South Korea
“There are numerous more opportunities outside Korea.” Facing an unprecedented job crunch at home, many young South Koreans....
Why Study in South Korea?
Studying in South Korea will open up a wide range of employment opportunities for you. Graduates from Korean universities are highly....
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s it like to live in South Korea?
