What to consider
- Explore degree and language-study options
- Check Korean or English language requirements for each course
- Compare university requirements, tuition and living costs
Explore study options in South Korea and compare institutions, subjects, language requirements and costs before applying.
Study in Korea, the Korean government's education portal, describes the D-2 visa for degree study and the D-4 visa for eligible non-degree training. Requirements vary by program and applicant; confirm the current process with the Korean diplomatic mission and your institution.
Visa guidance reviewed . Immigration and institutional rules can change; always confirm the requirements that apply to you with the official authority and institution.
Start with your subject, grades and preferred intake.