South Korea has become a leading destination for international students, offering world-class education, cutting-edge technology, and a vibrant cultural experience. With top universities, affordable tuition, and a strong commitment to innovation, South Korea attracts students from across the globe who seek both academic excellence and modern living.
Top institutions such as Seoul National University, KAIST, Yonsei University, and Korea University provide competitive programs, particularly in engineering, IT, business, and media studies. Many universities also offer degree programs in English and various scholarships to ease the financial burden on international students.
South Korea’s dynamic cities, safe environment, and emphasis on education make it an ideal choice for global learners.
Why Study in South Korea?
Highly ranked institutions and global research output
Innovative campuses and modern technology
Competitive tuition and affordable living costs
Scholarships and support services for international students
Unique cultural immersion and global career opportunities
Step 1: Research Programs and Universities Explore study options on university websites or through the Korean Government Study Abroad Portal.
Step 2: Submit Your Application Required documents typically include:
Completed application form
Academic transcripts and certificates
English or Korean language proficiency test scores (TOPIK, IELTS, TOEFL)
Personal statement and recommendation letters
Valid passport
Application fee (if applicable)
Step 3: Wait for Admission Decision After review, successful applicants will receive an official offer letter.
Step 4: Apply for a Student Visa (D-2) Use the offer letter and university-issued Certificate of Admission to apply for a student visa.
South Korea Student Visa Requirements (D-2 Visa)
Required Documents:
Certificate of Admission from a Korean university
Valid passport
Completed visa application form
Passport photos
Proof of financial support
Academic documents
Visa processing is handled by the Korean embassy or consulate in your home country. The process may take 2–4 weeks.
Working While Studying
International students in South Korea can work part-time up to 20 hours per week during the semester and unlimited hours during vacation periods, with prior approval from the immigration office and university.
Housing & Living Costs
Monthly living costs range from KRW 600,000 to KRW 1,200,000 depending on city and lifestyle. Housing options include on-campus dormitories, private apartments, and shared housing.
Support from Study In Eurasia
Study In Eurasia provides full support for your educational journey in South Korea:
Program and university selection
Application and visa support
Accommodation arrangement
Pre-departure orientation and post-arrival assistance
Experience a dynamic academic and cultural life in South Korea with the expert guidance of Study In Eurasia. Contact us today to begin your application.
