Direct Connections with University in : Expanding practical study-abroad opportunities through direct educational partnerships and networks in Korea.
New Study Abroad Programs: Introducing new partner programs with diverse opportunities for academic growth and future career development.
Long-Term Support: Providing continued support throughout your studies, including post-graduation career guidance and information on eligible visa status changes.
Direct Connections with Korean Universities and Partners: HANGIL builds direct partnerships with universities and local partners in Korea, providing students with clear, transparent, and up-to-date admissions information.
Comprehensive Student Support: HANGIL supports students throughout their study-abroad journey, from admission to program completion, including visa assistance, accommodation support, and academic guidance.
Connections with Businesses and Local Communities: Through its network of local businesses and communities in Korea, HANGIL helps students explore opportunities for internships, employment, and career development after graduation.
100%
ĐỒNG HÀNH XUYÊN SUỐT CÙNG HỌC VIÊN
100%
HOÀN TIỀN NẾU KHÔNG ĐẬU VISA
1000+
HỌC VIÊN ĐĂNG KÍ
70+
GIÁO TRÌNH PHÙ HỢP
Congratulations to students who received their visas
On October 7, 2026, the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Korea announced the results of discussions on improving the visa system for international students, as the country prepares for an era of 400,000 foreign students.
Explore post-graduation visa options in South Korea, including D-10, E-7-1, E-7-M, F-2 and F-5, for employment, long-term residence and permanent residency.
South Korea's 2026 Part-Time Work Regulations for International Students: Eligibility, Working Hours, Minimum Wage, and Permitted Jobs
Studying in South Korea is not only an educational journey but also an opportunity for international students to gain work experience and earn additional income to help cover their living expenses. However, not every student is permitted to work immediately upon arrival in the country.
Provide study abroad and career guidance for students and parents. Explain studying abroad, student life in Korea, and employment conditions.
2. Application Reception & Document Review
Receive academic documents, check visa requirements, assess the suitability of Korean regions and schools based on the applicant’s qualifications, and guide applicants on the required documents.
3. Study Abroad Contract
Agree on the study abroad plan, sign the contract, and implement the preparation and study abroad process.
4. Document Preparation
Guide applicants in preparing the required documents, including personal documents, academic documents, financial documents, and study plans.
5. University Application
Submit admission applications, monitor the admission process, provide university interview preparation if required, receive the admission letter, and proceed with the Invoice payment.
6. Visa Application
Prepare visa documents, make a visa appointment / apply for a visa code, provide visa interview guidance, and monitor the visa result.
7. Visa Issuance & Departure Preparation
Tuberculosis screening, departure document check, pre-departure guidance, flight and dormitory arrangements, and preparation for entry into Korea
8. Departure & Arrival in Korea
Support the departure process and provide guidance for arrival in Korea. Support dormitory check-in and help students settle into their studies and daily life in Korea.
