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Find Your Korean Language School

Age

18+ · no upper limit

Requirements

High school diploma is enough

Class

4 h a day · morning or afternoon

After class

Free time + part-time work OK

Process

From school choice to arrival

Pick your city & school

City & school selection
Eligibility confirmation with ALLO KOREA
School application fee payment

Up to 3 months before

Submit your documents

Preparation of required documents
ALLO KOREA submits your application
Tuition payment to the school’s official bank account

3–2 months before

Receive COA & book flights

Receive your COA (Certificate of Admission)
Book your flight ticket
Start of the visa process

2 months before

Get your D-4 visa

Receive your D-4 student visa
Finalize arrival plan with ALLO KOREA

2–1 months before

Book housing & SIM

Book accommodation with ALLO KOREA
SIM plan choice
Pack for Korea

1 month before

Start your new life

Move into your accommodation
ARC + bank + SIM setup with ALLO KOREA
Start classes

Arrive in Korea

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FAQ

Most Asked Questions

Q. How do I choose which school is best for me?

It depends on your goals, budget, preferred city, teaching style, and schedule. ALLO KOREA compares options and recommends schools based on your profile.

Q. What does ALLO KOREA help with during the process?

We help with school matching, preparing and submitting your application, getting your Certificate of Admission, applying for the D-4 visa, and full arrival support (housing, SIM, bank, ARC).

Q. How much does it cost to study Korean in Korea?

Tuition varies by school and city. University language schools charge per term, while private schools may offer monthly options. Living costs depend on housing and city.

Q. Do all schools offer visa sponsorship?

No. Some schools provide D-4 student visa sponsorship, while others are only for short-term or tourist students. On our list, schools are marked as “Visa sponsorship” or “No visa sponsorship”.

Q. Who can apply to a Korean language school in Korea?

Anyone 18 or older with a high school diploma (or equivalent) can apply. You do not need to be currently enrolled in school, and there is no upper age limit.

Q. Can I work part-time while studying Korean in Korea?

Yes. After meeting immigration conditions (attendance + minimum study period), D-4 students can work part-time.

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