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APPLICATIONPosted by Sofia 🇮🇹 Italy · 1 day ago
What documents do I need to apply to a Korean language school?
Every school website lists something slightly different and some mention apostille. What's the actual list, and what takes the longest to get?
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KyaALLO TEAM
Founder & Head Consultant · Seoul
The core list is short. What varies is how long each item takes in your country.
Always needed:
- Passport copy
- ID photo (colour, 3.5 x 4.5cm)
- Final diploma — apostilled or embassy-stamped
- Application form and study plan
For 2+ semesters (D-4 visa) you also need:
- Bank balance certificate (roughly 10,000 USD for a year, in English with the bank stamp)
- Family relationship certificate if the account is a parent's
The apostille on your diploma is what people underestimate — in some countries it takes weeks. Start with that one, today, and worry about the rest after.
Our students get a personal page with their own checklist, so you always know which document is next and what's still missing.
Always needed:
- Passport copy
- ID photo (colour, 3.5 x 4.5cm)
- Final diploma — apostilled or embassy-stamped
- Application form and study plan
For 2+ semesters (D-4 visa) you also need:
- Bank balance certificate (roughly 10,000 USD for a year, in English with the bank stamp)
- Family relationship certificate if the account is a parent's
The apostille on your diploma is what people underestimate — in some countries it takes weeks. Start with that one, today, and worry about the rest after.
Our students get a personal page with their own checklist, so you always know which document is next and what's still missing.
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The core list is short. What varies is how long each item takes in your country.
Always needed:
- Passport copy
- ID photo (colour, 3.5 x 4.5cm)
- Final diploma — apostilled or embassy-stamped
- Application form and study plan
For 2+ semesters (D-4 visa) you also need:
- Bank balance certificate (roughly 10,000 USD for a year, in English with the bank stamp)
- Family relationship certificate if the account is a parent's
The apostille on your diploma is what people underestimate — in some countries it takes weeks. Start with that one, today, and worry about the rest after.
Our students get a personal page with their own checklist, so you always know which document is next and what's still missing.
Always needed:
- Passport copy
- ID photo (colour, 3.5 x 4.5cm)
- Final diploma — apostilled or embassy-stamped
- Application form and study plan
For 2+ semesters (D-4 visa) you also need:
- Bank balance certificate (roughly 10,000 USD for a year, in English with the bank stamp)
- Family relationship certificate if the account is a parent's
The apostille on your diploma is what people underestimate — in some countries it takes weeks. Start with that one, today, and worry about the rest after.
Our students get a personal page with their own checklist, so you always know which document is next and what's still missing.
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Apostille took me 5 weeks. Everything else took 3 days. Start it first, seriously.
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