Funding a degree in South Korea
What actually exists here, what you can apply for, and where people most often get it wrong.
Send your transcript or degree, your average grade and your language level — we will say which programmes are realistic and which are not.
Visa and cost of study
International students obtain a D-2 student visa (for degree programs) or D-4 (for language and preparatory courses). The process is generally transparent and well-established: a university invitation, proof of financial means, and a standard document package.
The cost of studying and living in Korea is notably lower than in most Western destinations, and the government's Global Korea Scholarship (GKS), along with university scholarships, regularly covers a significant share of costs for motivated applicants — from partial tuition to full coverage plus a monthly stipend.
Deadlines and amounts change from one intake to the next, and we do not publish the ones we cannot confirm. Look them up on the programme's official site — we will help you check the requirements and put the application together for your profile.
Finding your scholarships in South Korea
We go through your profile, find the programmes you qualify for and build the application plan. The price for this destination is quoted once we understand the scope.
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