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Studying in South Korea
These apply to every international student in South Korea, including at Korean Society of Medical Ultrasound. Each figure shows where it came from and when we last checked it.
Money you must show
For D-2 degree students, in force since 3 July 2023. Language students (D-4): KRW 10 million in Seoul, KRW 8 million elsewhere. Some embassies also require the balance to be held for months.
Korea.net (Government of the Republic of Korea), Ministry of Justice reform, source re-checked 26 Oct 2026
Visa fee
USD 60 at the Embassy in Bangladesh, USD 80 at the Embassy in Iran. Check your own embassy's notice.
Embassies of the Republic of Korea, checked 24 Sep 2026
Work while you study
You need a part-time work permit from immigration before you start. Without a TOPIK score, undergraduates are limited to 10 hours and graduate students to 15.
Study in Korea (Ministry of Education) / Seoul National University, source re-checked 26 Oct 2026
Stay after you graduate
Graduates switching straight from D-2 are exempt from the D-10 proof of funds.
Study in Korea (Ministry of Education), source re-checked 26 Oct 2026
The same rules for every institution in South Korea; Korean Society of Medical Ultrasound's own programme pages govern the exact dates and scores. Guide checked 24 Sep 2026.
Deadlines and intakes
The Korean academic year has two semesters: spring (March), the main intake, and fall (September). Each university sets its own international admissions window, and many close several months before the semester starts to leave time for the visa. Check the international admissions page of each university you are applying to.
Work backwards from the funds rule. If your embassy requires the balance to be held for three or six months, the money has to be in the account before you even apply to the university. Add the embassy's processing time and time to find housing, and allow at least six months from application to arrival.
Language you need
Korean-taught programmes set a minimum TOPIK level, and each university chooses its own. English-taught programmes set their own IELTS or TOEFL minimums: check the programme page.
You do not need Korean for the D-2 visa if your programme is in English. You do need it for more work hours, as shown above, and in practice for most jobs off campus and most graduate roles. TOPIK is held several times a year in Korea and abroad. Plan to reach TOPIK 3 in your first year and TOPIK 4 before your third.
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Government schemes for international students coming to South Korea. Each one sets its own rules on nationality and level.
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