Questions worth asking before you go.

Start with your study goal, preferred start date, approximate budget and current education or language level. If you are undecided, tell us what you are still exploring.

Admissions dates and document requirements vary. We recommend checking your preferred institution well before its application deadline, especially if you may need a visa.

No. Admission is decided by the institution, and visa issuance is decided by the relevant immigration or consular authority. We help you understand and prepare for the process.

No. An inquiry helps us understand what you need. Before an actual application, we will explain the school, process, scope of support and any applicable fees.

Some institutions offer beginner classes, but entry rules and placement tests differ. We check the current conditions for each program.

The available term lengths and intake dates depend on the institution and program. We can compare options based on your timeline.

Yes, it may be possible if you meet the degree program’s academic, language and admissions requirements. Moving to a degree does not happen automatically.

Not necessarily. Tuition, dormitory fees and other living expenses are often separate. We confirm what the school’s quoted price includes.

No single rule applies to every program. Language requirements depend on the university, major and whether the track is taught in Korean or English.

Some universities offer English-taught tracks. The available majors and language test requirements must be checked for each intake.

Some institutions admit transfer students, but eligible credits, previous study and transfer year differ by institution. We check the specific program’s rules.

No. Universities set their own scholarship criteria, application requirements and funding amounts. We can point you to official information.

Korean-language training often falls under D-4-1, while degree study is generally under D-2. Your nationality, program and length of stay may change what applies; confirm with the school and Korean mission.

Common examples include a passport, academic records and financial proof, but the exact list depends on the school, country and visa category. Do not rely on a generic checklist alone.

We provide preparation guidance within the confirmed service scope. Formal filing, representation and visa decisions depend on the applicable rules and authorized parties.

Processing times differ by mission, season and application. Please avoid booking non-refundable travel until you have confirmed your requirements and timeline.

We can explain accommodation options and relevant information. Actual availability, booking responsibility and any separate fees are confirmed case by case.

Plan separately for tuition or application fees, housing, insurance, flights, daily expenses and any support fee. We provide a written breakdown for the options under discussion.

Permission and conditions depend on your stay status, study period, language level and school approval. Check the latest requirements with your institution and Korean immigration before working.

Ask about the local-support options available for your chosen program. We will explain the agreed scope, contact method and any additional charge in advance.