There are many reason to study in South Korea such as the high standard quality of education, cost of living, experience Korean culture and language and great opportunity for scholarship.

International students need visa to study in South Korea and the visa is called a D-2 visa.

Students will need to apply for their visa at a Korean embassy in their home country and must obtain a visa before entering South Korea and prior to start the class.

• University dormitories: Around USD400 to USD 1,200 per month

• Shared accommodation: Around USD 250 to USD 400 per month

• Studio apartment: Around USD 700 to USD1,000