The visa rules, the documents, and what's actually different for Mongolian applicants — in one place, in your language.
Bir derece programına zaten kabul edildiyseniz D-2, önce Korece dil öğrenimiyle başlıyorsanız D-4.
Üniversite kabulü, kayıt, kendi ülkenizdeki Kore büyükelçiliğine veya konsolosluğuna vize başvurusu, ardından varıştan sonraki 90 gün içinde göç idaresine kayıt.
Koşullar değişebilir — başvurmadan önce güncel belge listesini ve uyruğa özel kuralları mutlaka HiKorea (☎ 1345) üzerinden teyit edin.
The Republic of Korea's embassy in Ulaanbaatar is Mongolia's only Korean diplomatic mission and handles visa applications directly — its consular office can be reached at +976 7007-1032.
Mongolia is reported to be on Korea's tuberculosis high-risk country list, which would require a TB certificate from a designated clinic for any visa of 90 days or longer. Confirm the current list and requirement at HiKorea before you apply.
Mongolia has been a party to the Hague Apostille Convention since 2009, so a diploma or transcript issued in Mongolia only needs a single apostille stamp rather than full consular legalization. Confirm with your target university that an apostille alone is accepted for your documents.
Korean universities typically ask for a bank balance of roughly 10,000,000–20,000,000 KRW, held in your name for at least three months before you apply — that's approximately 26.7–53.4 million MNT at recent exchange rates. A large deposit made right before applying is treated as borrowed money and rejected; the balance history matters more than the total.
MSU (재한몽골유학생협회, the Mongolian Student Union in Korea) is an active community for Mongolian students in Korea, with a Facebook page followed by roughly 22,000 people.
Find MSU on Facebook →Ücretsiz bir hesap oluşturun ve sürecin tamamını — vize, üniversite, belgeler, işler — kendi dilinizde alın.