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Study in Korea from China

The visa rules, the documents, and what's actually different for applicants from China — in one place, in your language.

Saat ini 72,673 mahasiswa berada di Korea dengan visa D-2 atau D-4 — naik 1.63% dibanding tahun lalu
Sumber: statistik imigrasi Kementerian Kehakiman Korea (법무부), per 2026-07.
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Prosesnya sendiri tidak berubah berdasarkan kewarganegaraan.

Dua jenis visa

D-2 jika Anda sudah diterima di program gelar, D-4 jika Anda memulai dengan belajar bahasa Korea terlebih dahulu.

Proses tetap dengan empat tahap

Penerimaan universitas, pendaftaran, pengajuan visa di kedutaan atau konsulat Korea di negara Anda, lalu registrasi ke imigrasi dalam 90 hari setelah tiba.

HiKorea adalah sumber resmi

Persyaratan dapat berubah — selalu konfirmasikan daftar dokumen terkini dan aturan khusus kewarganegaraan Anda di HiKorea (☎ 1345) sebelum mengajukan.

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What's different if you're applying from China

Visa applications go through a Korea Visa Application Center, not a walk-in at the consulate

Since January 2016, ordinary visa applications — including the D-2 study visa — go through a Korea Visa Application Center (KVAC) rather than a direct consulate visit. KVACs operate in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Xi'an; if you're in another consular district, confirm the current application process with your local Korean consulate first.

Confirm the TB test requirement

China is on Korea's tuberculosis high-risk country list, and the Korean Embassy in China designates specific clinics for the required tuberculosis medical certificate (with designated clinics in cities including Beijing, Tianjin, and Dalian). Requirements and the designated-clinic list change over time, so confirm the current list directly at HiKorea before you apply.

An apostille may now simplify document authentication

China joined the Hague Apostille Convention in November 2023. This can simplify authenticating certain official documents for use between China and Korea compared to the older consular-legalization process — but confirm with HiKorea or your target university whether an apostille alone is accepted for your specific academic documents, since practice can still vary by document type.

This information is for reference only and rules change. Always confirm with HiKorea (☎ 1345) or your university's international office before you submit.

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