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I Will Help You Get a South Korea Student Visa (D-2) With University Admission
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Description
South Korea combines strong universities, generous scholarships such as GKS, and part-time work rights for students. I manage your degree or language course admission, the Certificate of Admission, the D-2 or D-4 visa file, and the financial documents the Korean consulate requires. Many programmes accept a TOPIK level or English
FAQs
Not for English-taught degrees. For Korean-taught programmes you usually need TOPIK level 3 or above, or a preparatory language year on a D-4 visa.
D-2 is for a full degree programme at a university. D-4 is for a language course or preparatory study. We advise which one fits your plan.
Around 18,000 to 20,000 US dollars equivalent for a degree student, shown as a stable balance. Amounts vary by university and are confirmed on the admission letter.
Yes, up to 20 hours per week during term after the first six months, with permission from the university.
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