Who may be considered?
- An applicant admitted to a qualifying degree program
- A student able to show academic and financial capacity
- An applicant meeting program- and nationality-specific requirements
What should be reviewed first?
✓School and course classification
✓Academic document authentication
✓Tuition and financial capacity
✓Post-entry registration and academic compliance
How the case is approached
- 01Confirm the school and D-2 subtype
- 02Prepare admission, education and financial evidence
- 03Apply through the competent Korean mission
- 04Complete foreigner registration after entry
Common questions
How are degree study and language training classified?
Regular degree study is generally examined under D-2, while language training is commonly under D-4.
What must be checked before a student starts part-time work?
School confirmation, Korean ability, academic status, permitted hours and occupation, and permission for activities outside the status may apply.
This page explains general review points. The applicable route, required evidence and filing location depend on the applicant's nationality, history, company or family relationship and circumstances at the time of filing.