University Admission in Korea (D-2)

• Bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral applicants from abroad
• Transfer and exchange students who need a Standard Admission Letter
• Language-school students planning a D-4 → D-2 status change
• Families who want English checklists and deadline tracking

1. Profile & goals — nationality, academic background, budget, preferred cities, Korean vs English instruction.
2. School shortlist — programs matched to your scores, major, and intake calendar.
3. Document package — transcripts, diplomas, study plan, recommendations, language scores (TOPIK / TOEFL / IELTS).
4. Legalization — apostille or embassy legalization plus certified translation when required.
5. Application & follow-up — portal guidance, fee receipts, and Standard Admission Letter tracking.
6. Visa handoff — move into our student visa documents workflow for D-2 embassy submission.

• Passport bio page and recent photos
• High school or university graduation certificate and transcripts (often apostilled)
• Study plan / personal statement
• Recommendation letters (program-dependent)
• Language proof — TOPIK for Korean-taught tracks, or TOEFL/IELTS for English tracks
• Financial proof meeting the school’s threshold
• Application fee payment receipt

Exact lists vary by university and nationality. See also our university admission guide and TOPIK exam guide.

• Personalized school shortlist and intake calendar
• Document checklist tailored to each target university
• Scan review for name consistency, seals, and missing pages
• Coordination of translation and apostille order
• Clear next steps after the Standard Admission Letter is issued

We prepare and review documents — we do not replace university admissions offices or guarantee admission.