D-2 VISA

The D-2 visa is a residence permit for people who wish to receive an associate’s degree, bachelor’s degree, or graduate degree. The work training school is D-4-6.
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D-2 Visa Employment Process

  • Associated degree (D-2-1)
  • Bachelor’s degree (D-2-2):
  • Master’s degree (D-2-3)
  • Doctoral degree (D-2-4)
  • A research study (D-2-5)
  • Exchange student (D-2-6

What are the requirements for D-2 visas?

Required documents when applying for a Korean D-2 student visa:

  1. Admission certificate issued by a Korean university.
  2. Proof of student’s financial situation: bank statement or scholarship, etc.
  3. Visa application form
  4. A passport with a copy of the first page
  5. The size of the applicant’s photo should be 3.5 x 4.5 cm. The background should be white. Photo should be taken within the last 6 months.
  6. Admission fee (textbook fee, dormitory fee, etc.)
  7. ID card of the country of residence
  8. Documents demonstrating your family relations
  9. Korean language certificate (if required)
  10. Invitation Letter from the National Institute for International Education of Korea (NIIED) (if required)
  11. Alien Registration Card
  12. Business Registration Certificate from the relevant educational institution D-2 VISA
  13. Countries designated by the Korean Ministry of Justice must submit. After completing the degree program, change to a pre-graduation job-seeking visa (possible 3 months in advance)

How long can a student visa holder stay in Korea?

The length of stay in Korea depends on the school’s study program and is listed on each school’s certificate of admission.

Can D-2 student visa holders work in South Korea?

Part-time work is possible at hours recognized by the Korean Ministry of Justice (maximum, 30 hours per week)

Can Korean D-2 student visa holders bring their parents, spouse, or children to the country?

Holders of a Korean student visa can bring their spouse and children under 19 as dependents. They must apply for an F-3-1 visa.