M.Ed.

Degree students generally use a D-2 student visa: D-2-1 for associate study, D-2-2 bachelor's, D-2-3 master's, D-2-4 doctoral, and other subtypes for research or exchange. Korean-language and other non-degree training commonly use D-4, including D-4-1 for Korean-language training. Apply after admission through the responsible Korean embassy or consulate and follow its current checklist.

Completed visa application or e-form required by the responsible mission: The current Korean mission checklist and visa subtype control.

Valid passport and compliant photograph: The current Korean mission checklist and visa subtype control.

Certificate of admission from the Korean institution: The current Korean mission checklist and visa subtype control.

Institution registration or business certificate where requested: The current Korean mission checklist and visa subtype control.

Final academic certificate and transcripts: The current Korean mission checklist and visa subtype control.

Proof of financial capacity or sponsorship: The current Korean mission checklist and visa subtype control.

Proof of tuition payment or scholarship where requested: The current Korean mission checklist and visa subtype control.

Family relationship or nationality documents where requested: The current Korean mission checklist and visa subtype control.

Tuberculosis or health document where required by nationality or mission: The current Korean mission checklist and visa subtype control.

Visa fee and any mission-specific supporting documents: The current Korean mission checklist and visa subtype control.

Processing time: About 1–4 weeks, depending on the responsible mission

Visa fee: A common base fee for a single-entry visa valid for more than 90 days is USD 60 or local-currency equivalent, but fees and exemptions vary by nationality, reciprocity, mission, and visa rout…