202 1 detailed explanation of the process of applying for studying abroad visa in Korea

There are several kinds of visas for studying in Korea, but no matter which visa you apply for, there will be a process. What are these processes? Let's take a look at the processing flow of these Korean study visas.

First, the process of studying abroad visa processing

D-2 student visa:

D2 visa is a formal study visa, and it is a legal residence visa held by non-Korean students studying in Korean universities for undergraduate or postgraduate courses.

Processing flow:

1. Send the student files to the corresponding office in China.

2. Schools check students' materials.

3. Notify the eligible person to pay the registration fee.

4. Remit the registration fee to the China account designated by the Korean school.

5. The applicant sends the visa materials to the local admissions office.

6. The school applied for a visa from the Korean Ministry of Justice.

7. Get a return visa after one to two months.

8. The school will fax a copy of the visa return to the applicant or China District.

9. Copy of student confirmation visa

10. remit the fees to the bank account designated by the Korean school.

1 1. The school confirms that the remittance will be returned with the visa and sent to the designated admissions office in China.

12. The schedule of going abroad should be notified to China Admissions Office 3 days before going abroad.

C-3 language study visa:

Apply for a 90-day short-term language study visa at the local Korean consulate in China. When applying for a visa, in addition to the admission notice, you need to provide six different materials (the application requirements of Korean consulates vary from place to place). Mainly for students applying for Korean courses. After students come to Korea with this visa, they can apply for a D-4 visa in Korea with the recommendation letter and proof of study from the school within 90 days.

Application process:

1. Send the student files to the corresponding office in China.

2. Schools check students' materials.

3. Notify the eligible person to pay the registration fee.

4. Remit the registration fee to the China account designated by the Korean school.

5. Prepare visa application materials

6. The school sends the admission notice and visa materials to the local area.

7. The applicant receives the admission notice and visa.

8. Applicants apply for visas in China and Korean embassies.

9. Remit the fee to the account designated by the school within 3 days after obtaining the visa.

10. The schedule of going abroad should be notified to China Admissions Office 3 days before going abroad.

D-4 language visa:

The official name of D4 visa is Language Learning Visa, which is aimed at non-Korean students studying Korean in Korean schools in Korea.

Students applying for D4 need to complete 12 degree or advanced diploma in China, and it is best to apply for studying Korean in Korea within 2 years after graduation. D4 visa is valid for half a year, and the holder is not allowed to work. Most of them pay tuition for one year and are not allowed to change their work visas.

If you want to study in Korean language education institutions for more than one semester, you must apply for a D-4 visa that can be extended in Korea. Students with D-4 visas will be automatically cancelled if they are absent for more than two weeks during class. D-4 visa is an anti-visa. Only after obtaining the "Visa Issuance Permit" document from the Korean Ministry of Justice can you apply for a visa in the embassies and consulates of China and South Korea. The processing cycle is long, and applicants need to go through such procedures at least 3-4 months in advance. The process is the same as the D-2 visa.

Second, the Korean study visa materials

1, application for admission.

2. On-the-job and income certificate of the financial guarantor (preferably with business license and official seal, with monthly income of not less than 5,000 yuan).

3. Copies of bank deposit certificates and time deposit certificates of China Bank, Bank of Communications, China Construction Bank and China Merchants Bank for more than three months.

4. The letter of reasons for studying in Korea (very important, recording the reasons for studying in Korea in detail) requires the applicant's signature and seal at the lower right.

5. The applicant's resume (including Chinese and English name, contact number and detailed address) needs the applicant's signature and seal at the lower right.

6. Original final education, original transcripts and copies.

7. A double-sided copy of the applicant's ID card or passport.

8. Two color photos (4cm×5cm).

9 copies of the household registration book of the applicant and the economic guarantor. If the applicant's household registration is not in one parent's household registration, it is necessary to notarize the kinship.

10, double-sided copy of parents' ID card (double-sided copy of economic guarantor's ID card).

1 1, name of applicant.

Second, South Korea study visa application skills

If you apply for a university outside Seoul, you can easily apply for a D2 visa without a language foundation, but the application period is about 3 months. If you don't succeed, the students will waste three months. His advantage is one step at a time. If you apply for a prestigious university in Seoul, students have no language foundation, so it is generally difficult to apply for a D2 visa at one time. Generally, you should apply for C3 or D4 first. When you arrive in South Korea, as long as the attendance rate reaches 80%, you can change your visa at the local entry-exit administration office. The advantage of C3 is that the materials are simple and the application period is about one month.

Generally speaking, students without a language foundation can apply for prestigious universities in Seoul. As a first step, they can only apply to the language school in the university and get a C-3 visa. After reading Chinese, they can go directly to the university without exams. C3 can be changed to D4 or D2 visa in Korea, provided that the attendance rate of students during language learning is above 80%. Therefore, as long as the attendance rate of students reaches 80%, we will be responsible for changing D4 and D2.