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POSTECH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

POSTECH International Relations

Type

Overview

All international students and scholars need to acquire an appropriate type of visa that corresponds to their purpose of visit before coming to Korea.

The type of visa you receive will vary depending on the length and purpose of visit, your individual status, etc.

  • Type D
    Persons staying for educational, cultural, and investment-related activities
  • Type E
    Persons staying for professional, non-professional activities
  • Type F
    Persons staying on Dependent family, Resident, Overseas Korean, Permanent resident, Marriage migrant status
visa type
Status of stay Eligibility Period of stay
D-2
(Student)

Persons who have received a formal education at an educational institution such as college (or higher)

  • International students pursuing associates, bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degrees or enrolling in a research course
  • Exchange student
  • International students in work-learning courses (government sponsored scholarship students, etc.)
  • Visiting students (students enrolled in foreign universities and who take regular courses at domestic universities for less than 1 year)
2 years
(Extendable)
D-10
(Job Seeker)
Persons engaging in job-seeking activities for employment, preparing a start-up, or doing internship in high-tech field at a company meeting the relevant requirements 6 months (High-Tech Internship:1 year) (Extendable)
E-1
(Professor)
Persons who carry out education, research, or guidance at an educational institution such as college (or higher) 5 years
(Extendable)
E-3
(Research)
Researchers in the field of natural science or high technology industry 5 years
(Extendable)
F-2
(Resident)
Long-term residents, persons recognized as refugees, or investors meeting certain requirements, and whose livelihood is based in Korea 5 years
(Partial Restrictions on Employment)
F-3
(Dependent
Family)
Spouse or underage children of a person eligible for Arts and Culture (D1) to Special Occupation (E7) status During accompanying
(Work Not Permitted)
F-4
(Overseas
Korean)
Overseas Koreans with foreign nationality who fall under subparagraph 2 of Article 2 of the Overseas Korean Act 3 years
(Unskilled labor not permitted)
F-5
(Permanent
Resident)
Persons staying in Korea for the purpose of permanent residency  who receive treatment similar to that of a Korean national Permanent
(No Restrictions on Employment)
F-6
(Marriage
Migrant)
Persons married to a Korean national 3 years
(No Restrictions on Employment)
C-3-1
(Short-term
visit)
Persons who want to visit Korea in less than 90 days Work or any commercial activities are not permitted Within
90 days allowed
If you need more detailed information on immigration procedures and how to apply for a visa, please visit:

If students are already in Korea, you can also consult the Korea Immigration Call Center by dialing 1345 (without area code) from a local or mobile phone from anywhere in Korea.

The Call Center operates consultations in a variety of languages. It is available from 09:00~18:00, Monday to Friday.