The only KOREA VISA Guide you need

Hi guys! If you’re thinking about moving to Korea, this video is your ultimate guide! 🇰🇷
I break down every major visa (from tourist to long-term residency), explain what you can/can’t do on each, and share the path I personally took to get here. Hope you enjoy❤️

📌 I included all sources in the description box if you want to double check anything.

If you’ve got questions about your situation, drop them below :)

Thank you for all this info, good to see you on yt :) can you please recommend some websites like linkedin to get hired in tech with good experience, eligible for E7..with good english French knowledge and basic proficiency in korean.

i want also come to Korea

Do u have to keep going on interviews before u get the job or can u just show ur visa

What about the C4 visa? For interships/Erasmus programs? Does anyone know what kind of visa is necessary for 60 days Erasmus+ pragramme?

Thanks so much for this excellent review of Korean visas. Really clear and well-presented.

What about going for a 3 month internship

I always wished to settle in korea but after hearing all these thingz about visas.. I actually changed my mind... U explained everything very clearly and i understood that... But all these things... Not gonna work for me 😢😢

are teaching jobs for the E-2 visa only possible if you have a university degree? i have a level 3 and level 5 TEFL but no degree 😔

I just want to first, go visit korea and mabe take a little job bc I want to move there but I just want to see it and then mave move in

so wath is the best visa for my little travel to see korea and learn the language and wath is the best visa to move in in korea so you are there like a native? With all the opportunities?

I plan on studying Korean at a Korean university and then maybe becoming an actor as it’s been my dream since I was little

I've been watching you for a while now, and all your content is so helpful so THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Thank you so much this was so helpful!!!!!❤❤❤❤

What visa would I get I want to become a doctor

TYSM for this video, I was super stressed trying to figure out how to move to korea and stay permanently. Even wrote it all the way out to getting citizensship if I wanted to get that. This video gave me all the information I needed and I wrote out a whole plan with different directions I can go If something doesnt work out or if I happen to find a partner and get married or when and how to save money or if don’t find a job on time . Mine future is set I’m so happy never had this clear of a picture on what I wanted to do in the future, now I just have to work towards it. Again TYSMMM<333

Thank you for the detailed information. Appreciate it hearing from someone that’s gone through visa process before.

Thank you Mehtap for breaking this down for us and helping us explaining everything so easily ❤️✨

this is very informative and interesting

do you think its a good idea to start with a d-4 visa and apply to university through the language program? i researched it a bit and think i would have a good chance at getting in if i have good attendance, a good level of korean and dedication but you never know. i was thinking if i am able to study in university there i could eventually transition to a working visa but im not sure if i'd be able to land a job in enough time to land that visa or if i could just stay with another visa to buy some time, or if the working visa isn't all that great and i should just stick to the f-2-7 if i meet the requirements. my biggest problem is probably the financial aspect, since i have to save a lot of money and my country's minimum wage is deplorable, so it would take a long time :( im only 20 though!

sorry if this is confusing but i just wanted your opinion to know if this plan sounds unreliable/unrealistic or if its entirely possible? thank you for the video

Thank you for always making your videos with so much detail they are really helpful 😊

another yet helpful video!! thank you :D

I think about getting an H1 visa working holiday for a long time now but I’m just scared of not finding a place to live if I wanna stay in Seoul and a part time job because even just applying for a job is quite tough for me in general I’m so stressed out that idk how to do things and am scared I can’t find a job or would find one but won’t be able to handle the pressure;; hopefully I’ll get the visa someday soon cause I don’t have much time left

Omg, I LOVE your earrings 🥹

Thank you so much for the explicit information! Can you please make a video about Korean language course programs in Korea - at universities and just regular cheaper language courses for foreigners? Also I would like to know about reasonable but safe appartment rentals while studying in Seoul.

I didn‘t know about the working holiday visa😮

Do you have any resources that list all possible language programs to compare them? I couldn't find anything on the links you posted. Thanks for your help! Your journey inspires me~

Thank u so much for your video. Im in korea with the D4 student visa. I get married this year 🎉 we already prepare everything for getting the F6 VISA lets go for it!!

thank you for this helpful video😍

I just got back from a 3 week trip in Korea and was wondering how can I move there longer 😅 this video came at the perfect time for me~

By the way, feel free to turn on the English CC to help you follow along better!