Korea
For international students, South Korea is among the safest and nicest nations. Over time, Korea has achieved notable progress in terms of improved living standards. Because of this, it's a great place to live, work, travel, and study. South Korea is renowned for its rigorous academic standards, emphasizing rote memorization and long study hours. The curriculum is comprehensive and demanding, preparing students for competitive exams and fostering a strong work ethic.
- Country Korea
- Languages Spoken Korean
- Visa Requirements Personal Documents Required
Process for Visa Application
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Find a South Korean university to apply to
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Learn where to submit your university application
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Meet the university entry requirements
While admission requirements vary from one university to another, here are some of the common prerequisites:
- Submitted application form
- Proof of paying the application fee (if applicable)
- High school diploma (to apply for a Bachelor’s)
- Bachelor’s diploma (to apply for a Master’s)
- Proof of English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL)
- Proof of financial resources (to live and study there)
- Transcript of records
- Passport-sized photo(s)
- Copy of valid passport and/or personal ID
- Motivation letter
- Letter(s) of recommendation
- Personal statement
- Online interview
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Find out about the language requirements
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Apply before the application deadline
At most South Korean universities, there are two admission periods:
- September-November: for the spring semester
- May-June: for the autumn/fall semester
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Final steps after receiving your acceptance letter
- Confirm your enrolment after receiving the acceptance letter/university offer
- Apply for a student visa in South Korea
- Apply for medical insurance
- Search for scholarships and grants.
