South Korea Student Visa Guide for Bangladeshi Students – 2026

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Study in South Korea – 2026 Guide for Bangladeshi Students

South Korea is becoming a top destination for Bangladeshi students seeking high-quality education at affordable costs. From undergraduate to postgraduate programs, Korean universities offer scholarships, excellent facilities, and global recognition.

Why Study in South Korea?

High-quality education with modern universities
Affordable tuition and living expenses compared to Western countries
Availability of Korean Government Scholarships (KGSP)
Opportunities for part-time work during studies
Exposure to advanced technology and innovation

Types of Student Visas

D-2 Visa: Standard visa for full-time degree programs (undergraduate, master’s, PhD)
D-4 Visa: Language training visa for students learning Korean
D-2-6 Visa: Combined programs including short-term study or exchange programs

Documents Required for a South Korea Student Visa

Valid passport
Visa application form with photo
University admission letter
Proof of financial capacity
Academic transcripts and certificates
Korean/English language proficiency proof (if required)

Scholarships and Financial Support

Many South Korean universities offer merit-based and government scholarships for international students. The Korean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP) covers tuition, living allowance, airfare, and Korean language courses.

FAQs

Q1.Which universities in South Korea are popular among Bangladeshi students?

Seoul National University, Korea University, Yonsei University, KAIST, and POSTECH are among the most sought-after for international students.
Q2.How can I apply for a South Korea student visa?

Apply through the Korean embassy or consulate in Bangladesh after receiving an admission letter from a recognized Korean university. VISA GUIDE BD can assist in preparing your application.
Q3.What scholarships are available for Bangladeshi students?

The Korean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP) is the main fully-funded option. Universities also provide merit-based scholarships covering partial tuition or living costs.
Q4.Can I work while studying in South Korea?

Yes, international students on a D-2 visa can work part-time up to 20 hours per week during semesters and full-time during vacations.
Q5.How long does the visa process take?

The processing time is usually 2–4 weeks, but can vary depending on embassy workload and completeness of your application.
Q6.How can I contact VISA GUIDE BD for guidance?

You can visit our office in Dhaka, call 01321203304, email at visaguidebd@gmail.com, or reach us via Facebook and YouTube. Our team provides personalized support for your student visa application.