Student Visa Documents Korea
D-2 visa Korea document checklist
D-2 / D-4 embassy packaging and Certificate of Admission checklists — immigration decides; we prepare and review the file.
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Admission + visa + arrival support in one plan.
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Translation, apostille, and ARC guidance.
Open →How student visa document packaging works
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Confirm visa type
D-2 degree vs D-4 language, and your embassy’s current list.
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Gap analysis
We mark missing seals, name mismatches, and legalization gaps.
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Coordinate third parties
Translation and apostille order so nothing arrives out of sequence.
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Pre-submission review
Final scan pass before you book the embassy appointment.
- Pre-submission scan review for missing pages, seals, and name mismatches.
- Personalized checklist keyed to nationality and embassy
- Pre-submission scan review for seals, names, and expiry
- Translation and apostille coordinated in the right order
What we do / what we don’t
We do
- Build a personalized checklist with legalization order for your nationality and embassy
- Review scans for missing seals, name mismatches, and expiry issues
- Coordinate certified translation and apostille as needed
- Deliver an embassy-ready package and appointment tips (quote via inquiry)
We don’t
- Submit the visa application or complete embassy interviews/biometrics for you
- Guarantee visa approval or immigration decisions
- Replace the embassy or immigration officers
Immigration and the embassy decide visa outcomes. Schools and embassies decide; not a visa guarantee.
Details & FAQs
Open a section for checklists, policies, and FAQs.
Student visa documents Korea: D-2 vs D-4
| Visa | Typical use |
|---|---|
| D-2 Study | Associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, research, exchange, and linked study programs |
| D-4 General Training | Korean language training (D-4-1) and other non-degree training |
Read the detailed comparison in our D-2 vs D-4 guide.
Core student visa documents we package
- Passport copy and passport-size photo (within 6 months)
- Standard Admission Letter (Certificate of Admission)
- School business registration certificate copy (as required)
- Proof of highest education
- Proof of financial ability (and family relationship docs if using parents’ funds)
- Tuberculosis test result when required for your nationality
- Training plan for D-4 applications
Additional documents may be requested by nationality; we confirm with current embassy guidance before you book an appointment.
After you arrive
Foreigners staying over 90 days typically complete ARC Korea. Extensions and status changes have their own document sets — see our general visa document service for non-student cases.
Frequently asked questions
How much do student visa document services cost?
Do you submit the visa application for me?
How long does packaging take?
What is the difference between D-2 and D-4 documents?
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Certified translation coordination for immigration and official submissions
Full Study in Korea Package
Admission + visa + arrival support in one plan.
University Admission (D-2)
Apply to Korean universities as a foreigner.
Korean Language School Admission (D-4) for Foreigners | HezoKorea
Language institute admission and D-4-1 packaging.
Scholarships (incl. GKS)
GKS and university scholarship document help.
Document Services
Translation, apostille, and ARC guidance.