Study in South Korea
Low tuition, strong scholarships, growing intake of Bangladeshi students
- Language of study
- English or Korean tracks
- Typical intakes
- March · September
- Student visa
- D-2
- Part-time work
- Up to 20 hrs/week (after 6 months)
Why South Korea
South Korea is our most-placed destination. Tuition sits well below Western options, most partner universities offer merit waivers from the first semester, and the D-2 visa allows part-time work once you clear the first six months.
Merit waivers are standard
Most partner universities award a 30–100% tuition waiver based on results and language scores.
Affordable living
Dormitory options keep monthly costs far below UK or Australia.
Post-study pathways
D-10 job-seeker visa lets graduates stay and look for work.
What It Costs
Tuition
USD 3,000–6,000 / year
Before scholarship; waivers often cut this by half or more.
Living
USD 400–600 / month
Dormitory, food, and transport in a mid-size city.
Proof of funds
USD 10,000–20,000
Bank balance held for the period the embassy specifies.
Figures are indicative ranges for planning. Exact amounts depend on the university, city, and the intake you apply for.
Entry Requirements
- ✓SSC and HSC (or equivalent) transcripts and certificates
- ✓IELTS 5.5+ for English-taught programs, or TOPIK level 3+ for Korean-taught
- ✓Statement of purpose and study plan
- ✓Bank statement showing proof of funds
- ✓Valid passport with at least 6 months remaining
Intakes & Deadlines
March intake
Apply Sep–NovMain intake, widest program choice.
September intake
Apply Mar–MaySmaller intake, fewer scholarship seats.
Visa & Work Rights
Visa type
D-2 student visa
Processing time
3–6 weeks after the Certificate of Admission
Work rights
20 hrs/week during term after the first 6 months, full-time in vacations
Watch out: Financial documents are the most common refusal reason — we review yours before filing.
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