Korean Language School Admission (D-4)

• Build Korean for daily life and future degree programs
• Enter Korea on a training visa while you prepare for D-2 admission
• Access campus facilities and structured quarterly intakes
• Create a pathway toward undergraduate or graduate study

• Application form and passport copy
• High school diploma or higher (apostille/legalization often required)
• Financial proof for living expenses and tuition
• Photos and personal information forms
• First-term tuition payment for the Certificate of Admission

After admission, assemble the D-4 document set for your embassy — including the training plan listed on official visa guidance. See our language school guide.

1. Compare institutes by intake, tuition, location, and visa-issuing reliability
2. Build your application and legalization checklist
3. Review scans and coordinate apostille / translation
4. Package D-4-1 documents for embassy submission
5. Plan next steps toward university admission if desired

Many institutes run quarterly intakes. Document legalization and embassy appointments often take the longest — start 2–3 months before your target term when possible. TOPIK is usually not required for beginner D-4-1 enrollment.