The South Korea Student Visa (D-2) is for student visitors — Costs USD 60 (approx.), takes 1–2 weeks.
| Visa fee | USD 60 (approx.) |
|---|---|
| Processing time | 1–2 weeks |
| Validity | Course length |
| Entry | Multiple |
Last reviewed August 2026 · figures indicative, verify with the official source.
Overview
The D-2 visa is for degree study; the D-4 covers language courses. Students register for an ARC after arrival and can work part-time with permission.
Eligibility
- Admission to a recognised university
- Proof of funds
- Certificate of admission
- Valid passport
Required documents
- Certificate of admission
- Proof of funds
- Passport and photos
How to apply
- Receive admission
- Apply for the D-2 visa
- Enter Korea
- Register for an ARC
Work rights & conditions
Please verify before applying. Fees, processing times and rules change frequently and can vary by nationality. Always confirm the latest requirements on the official government source. Official source: www.studyinkorea.go.kr.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the South Korea student visa cost? ＋
The Student Visa (D-2) costs USD 60 (approx.). Fees are indicative and can change — always confirm the current amount on the official source.
How long does the South Korea student visa take to process? ＋
Typical processing time is 1–2 weeks. Times vary by nationality, season and how complete your application is.
How long can I stay on the South Korea student visa? ＋
This visa generally allows a stay of Course length. Entry type: Multiple.
Can I work on the South Korea student visa? ＋
Part-time work with permission (hours capped by level/grades).
Who is eligible for the South Korea student visa? ＋
Admission to a recognised university. Proof of funds. Certificate of admission. Valid passport.
Where do I apply for the South Korea student visa? ＋
Applications are made through the official government portal. VisaViews links directly to the official source on this page so you always start in the right place.