Study in Korea from Uzbekistan

Orientation only for Uzbekistan files — not a complete embassy list.

• Bank statements from Uzbek banks should show stable balances covering tuition and living costs per embassy guidance.
• Passport biodata pages must match names on all academic and civil documents exactly. Latin transliteration consistency matters.

• Passport bio page and recent photo (format per embassy)
• Standard Admission Letter / Certificate of Admission from the Korean school
• Proof of financial ability in the format your embassy currently accepts

Verify current checklist (updated September 2026): Embassy and NIIED forms change. Treat every list on this page as orientation only, download the latest D-2 / D-4 / GKS checklist from the official links before you book an appointment or pay fees.

How Uzbek academic and civil documents are often prepared (confirm each document type):

• Attest (diploma) and transcript copies from Uzbek schools often need apostille before certified translation.

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Verify current checklist (updated September 2026): Embassy and NIIED forms change. Treat every list on this page as orientation only, download the latest D-2 / D-4 / GKS checklist from the official links before you book an appointment or pay fees.

Rules are set by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Uzbekistan. Verify each note on the embassy site before you rely on it.

• D-4-1 language visas require institute admission, a training plan, and proof of financial ability in formats the Tashkent embassy accepts. (verify on the embassy site)

Full high-level visa notes:

• D-4-1 language visas require institute admission, a training plan, and proof of financial ability in formats the Tashkent embassy accepts.
• Uzbekistan is a Hague Apostille Convention member, many public documents use apostille rather than full consular legalization, but verify each document type.
• Students transferring from language school to degree programs must follow immigration rules for status change or re-entry.
• Book embassy slots early; peak seasons follow Korean university intakes in March and September.

Verify current checklist (updated September 2026): Embassy and NIIED forms change. Treat every list on this page as orientation only, download the latest D-2 / D-4 / GKS checklist from the official links before you book an appointment or pay fees.

Personalized checklist: student visa documents or request an inquiry.

Typical Uzbek student journey: select a Korean Language Institute with reliable visa-issuance history → obtain Certificate of Admission → apostille + translate school records → D-4-1 visa in Tashkent → study Korean → apply to universities for D-2 with improved TOPIK.

If you start on D-4 language training and later seek D-2 degree status, confirm change-of-status rules for your nationality on HiKorea and your school’s international office: HezoKorea coordinates documents; immigration decides outcomes.

Verify current checklist (updated September 2026): Embassy and NIIED forms change. Treat every list on this page as orientation only, download the latest D-2 / D-4 / GKS checklist from the official links before you book an appointment or pay fees.

Uzbek nationals should check the annual GKS country guidelines on the official Study in Korea portal. Embassy-track quotas and eligible degree levels are updated each cycle, use only the current NIIED publications linked from studyinkorea.go.kr.

Official resources (always check for updates):

• Global Korea Scholarship (GKS): Study in Korea
• Study in Korea, official portal
• Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Uzbekistan, embassy-track notices when published

HezoKorea does not copy or republish embassy or NIIED text. We help you organize your own documents against the current official checklist.

Verify current checklist (updated September 2026): Embassy and NIIED forms change. Treat every list on this page as orientation only, download the latest D-2 / D-4 / GKS checklist from the official links before you book an appointment or pay fees.

• Study in Korea (studyinkorea.go.kr), programs, scholarships, and policy updates
• GKS application information, current guidelines and forms
• Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Uzbekistan, visa appointments and document checklists
• HiKorea, immigration rules after you arrive (ARC, extensions, status change)

Verify current checklist (updated September 2026): Embassy and NIIED forms change. Treat every list on this page as orientation only, download the latest D-2 / D-4 / GKS checklist from the official links before you book an appointment or pay fees.

Disclaimer: HezoKorea provides consulting and document coordination. We are not an embassy, law firm, or university. We do not guarantee visa approval, scholarship awards, or admission.