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Q. How can I study Korean in Korea?
You can study Korean in Korea by enrolling in an accredited Korean language school (어학당) under the D-4 student visa.
These official programs offer 4 hours of Korean classes per day, with beginner-to-advanced levels available.
After applying to a school and receiving admission, you can submit a D-4 visa application and stay in Korea for 6–24 months.
Q. What is the D-4 visa in Korea?
The D-4 visa is a Korean student visa that allows foreigners to study Korean in an accredited language school.
It permits long-term stay (6 to 24 months), part-time work after meeting attendance requirements, and progression to university or other visas.
It is the most common and accessible visa for foreigners who want to start life in Korea.
Q. Can foreigners study Korean in Korea?
Yes, any foreigner can study Korean in Korea by applying to an official Korean language school.
There is no age limit, and you only need to be 18 or older with a high school diploma.
Beginner-level students are fully accepted, and all classes are designed for non-native speakers.
Q. How long can I stay in Korea with a D-4 visa?
You can stay in Korea for 6 months up to 2 years with a D-4 Korean language school visa.
Schools usually issue the visa in 3-month or 6-month sessions, and you can extend it as long as you maintain good attendance.
Many students stay for multiple semesters to continue studying or prepare for university.
Q. Do I need Korean skills to apply to a language school in Korea?
No, you do not need any Korean level to apply.
Most students start from absolute beginner, and all language schools offer Level 1 classes.
Placement tests upon arrival ensure you start at the correct level.