Quick Comparison
Available Programs
| Program | Tuition (International) | Funds Required | Work Rights | Post-Study |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D-2 Student Visa (Degree Program) | €2,200 – €5,200/yr | €800/mo | 20h/week | 36mo |
| D-4 General Training Visa (Language Course) | €1,500 – €3,000/yr | €700/mo | 20h/week | 6mo |
| D-2-8 Exchange Student Visa | €2,000/yr | €600/mo | 10h/week | — |
Financial Planning
Monthly living costs: €897 – €1,147 (average €984)
Annual tuition: €2,000 – €5,200
Estimated total annual cost: €15,416 (tuition + living)
Work Rights
- D-2 Student Visa (Degree Program): 20h/week
- D-4 General Training Visa (Language Course): 20h/week
- D-2-8 Exchange Student Visa: 10h/week
Settlement After Graduation
- D-2 Student Visa (Degree Program): Post-study work: 36 months | PR: 5 years | Citizenship: 5 years
- D-4 General Training Visa (Language Course): Post-study work: 6 months
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Can students from India study in South Korea?
Yes. South Korea offers 3 student visa programmes for international students, including D-2 Student Visa (Degree Program), D-4 General Training Visa (Language Course), D-2-8 Exchange Student Visa.
How much is tuition in South Korea for India students?
As international students, tuition at public universities ranges from €1,500 – €5,200 per year. Private institutions may charge more.
Can India students work while studying in South Korea?
Yes. Student visa holders can work up to 20 hours per week during term time, helping offset living costs.
Can India graduates stay in South Korea after finishing studies?
Yes. South Korea offers post-study work visas of up to 36 months for graduates.
Can India students get permanent residency in South Korea?
PR is possible after 5 to 5 years, depending on the pathway. Post-study work experience strengthens PR applications.