Guide · D-2 Student Visa
D-2 Student Visa Extension Checklist
International students on D-2 visas must extend their stay before their current permission expires, usually aligned with each semester or academic year. Immigration wants proof you remain a genuine student in good standing. Use this checklist to prepare.
Updated 2026-08-24 10 min read
When to apply
Apply at least 4 weeks before your current stay expires. Immigration offices are busiest at semester start and end. Missing the deadline can mean fines, exit orders, or status complications.
Core documents for D-2 extension
- Passport and ARC
- Completed application form (from HiKorea)
- Certificate of enrollment (재학증명서) from your university
- Transcript or proof of academic progress (if requested)
- Proof of finances, bank balance, scholarship letter, or sponsor documentation
- Accommodation confirmation (dormitory or lease)
- Application fee
Financial proof requirements
Immigration wants evidence you can support yourself during the next study period. Requirements vary by university tier and visa history. Bank statements should be recent (often within 30 days) and may need to show a minimum balance, confirm with your university international office and HiKorea.
Common reasons for delays or rejection
- Low attendance or academic probation
- Insufficient financial documentation
- Expired or mismatched accommodation proof
- Missing university seal on enrollment certificate
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Frequently asked questions
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