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This visa is for individuals who wish to engage in research, technology/business start-up activities in South Korea. OASIS Program participants ONLY / Within 6 months, and up to 2 Years. Participation in the Startup Immigration Education Program, preparation and application for patent applications such as intellectual property rights, preparation for establishment of a startup corporation, etc., various preparatory activities related to startup (limited to intern activities). Those who are preparing for technology start-up, etc. corresponding to the qualification 'D-8' for corporate investment ※ Those who have a bachelor's degree or higher, and possess intellectual property rights or equivalent technical skills, etc., are corporation founders and technology start-up immigrants recognized by the Minister of Justice Who can apply? Technology Startup Preparation (D-10-2) ❍ Those who hold a domestic associate's degree (overseas bachelor's degree) or higher and fall under any of the following: - Those who hold or are applying for a patent, utility model, or design right in the Republic of Korea - Those who have completed or are completing at least one course in the Startup Immigration Comprehensive Support System (OASIS) ※However, those who have completed the course more than 3 years ago are excluded - Those who participated in the 'K-Startup Grand Challenge' hosted by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and have received a recommendation for a change in residence status from the President of the National IT Industry Promotion Agency - Those who hold overseas intellectual property rights Restricted for Technology Startup Preparation (D-10-2) ❍ Those who apply for qualification change after 3 years from the date of completion of OASIS training If you want to be a skill-based startup in Korea, you can apply Startup Preparation VISA (D-10-2) by taking OASIS 1, 2, or 4 classes. For acquiring this visa, you have to have completed at least 1 OASIS class, of your choice. The class schedule can be found on the OASIS website. For more questions reach the 1345 immigration center or OASIS. A visit reservation is required. 06628, Suit 1223, 311, Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea Email: oasis@kpc.or.kr Tel: 070-7726-1352 ※You can't change in D-10-2 if you already have a D-10-1 (job-seeking visa), but you can take the OASIS classes and start a business. ※You can take OASIS classes on your tourist visa, D-2 or D-4, as well as any other visa. Also, the classes are free, but you have to be in Korea at the moment you take them. Documents to be submitted: Preparation for Technology Startup (D-10-2) ❍ Common documents (application form, photo, passport copy, fee, ID copy, etc.) ❍ Academic certificate (domestic associate degree or higher and overseas bachelor's degree or higher) ※ Those recommended by the Global Startup Immigration Center (Korea Invention Promotion Association, Productivity Center, Seoul IT Industry Promotion Agency, National IT Industry Promotion Agency, Seoul Global Center) for their outstanding technical skills, participants in the K-Startup Grand Challenge hosted by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, and holders of OECD intellectual property rights are exempt from submitting academic certificates ❍ Technology Startup Plan ❍ Documents proving living expenses ※ Bank balance certificate with an amount equal to or greater than 'Annual Single-person Household Housing Allowance Standard Amount × Number of Months of Stay' ❍ Copy of patent certificate, utility model registration certificate, design registration certificate, or patent, etc. application fact certificate (if applicable) ❍ Certificate of completion of the Startup Immigration Comprehensive Support System training course or training participation confirmation (Applicant) ❍ Recommendation letter for change of residence status with confirmation of participation in K-Startup Grand Challenge issued by the National Information Society Agency (Applicant) ❍ Public document that can confirm possession of intellectual property rights in OECD countries (Applicant) ❍ Proof of residence Required Documents: ※ Items are subject to change depending on individual circumstances 1. A completed Visa application 2. A recent passport photo (3.5 x 4.5cm, color photo) 3. Passport (Original) 4. OASIS classes certificate 5. A letter that includes a business plan (This should be written in a month-by-month format), the documents can be found here. 6. University degree/ Master degree (with apostille if it is not from Korea - you must have the apostille) 7. Visa Fee: 60,000 KRW for extension and around 130,000 KRW for new ID card registration (fees may be subject to change so check with the immigration office by calling 1345 in advance). How to apply: 1. Make a reservation on hikorea.go.kr, if you don’t have an account, you will need one, so make sure you sign up first. 2. Bank transaction details (은행가 거래) including the last 12 months (certificate of bank transaction details) and bank balance to prove your financial allowance for the next 12 months (certificate of bank balance/deposit - 잔액/잔고 증면서) of 14,700,000 million won (for 1 year), or 1,230,834 per month, for 6 months should be 7,385,004 miilion won, that you need to take from the bank you have the card at. ***Due to changed of Bank statement requirements, one may or may not be required of usual amount or double/triple amount. Change of rule still pending to be applied to most offices. 3. Copy of your ID card, passport, and house contract 4. Application form of 6 months business plan, and application form of change of sojourn and 60,000 KRW tax that you pay at the immigration. (130,000 KRW if you make your ID for the first time) ※ The money for the bank deposit should come only from your parents, or yourself, otherwise they won’t accept it, and you need a receipt or a form of proof of where they come from. Since you can't work or make a profit, they have to find proof of the fact that you don't receive money or work illegally. ※ Those recommended by the Global Startup Immigration Center (Korea Invention Promotion Association, Productivity Center, Seoul IT Industry Promotion Agency, National IT Industry Promotion Agency, Seoul Global Center) for their outstanding technical skills, participants in the K-Startup Grand Challenge hosted by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, and holders of OECD intellectual property rights are exempt from submitting academic certificates So, if you want to be a little entrepreneur try to apply for this visa and then continue your journey for more amazing things! ※This information is taken from HiKorea webiste. This may be subject to change so check with the immigration office by calling 1345 in advance. Documents to be downloaded:

In this article, you will find out the most important things about D-10-1 VISA (General Job Search visa) that you need to know when you go to Immigration! If you graduate from a university in Korea then you can definitely apply for this visa. D-10-1 is available for 3 years only (one term is for 1 year so after 1 year it needs to be extended) and after that, it can’t be extended. This visa can be used once in a lifetime. Update on D-10 Visa System Improvements The D-10 visa (Job Seeking Visa) system has been improved to broaden eligibility and provide greater support for international job seekers in Korea. The updates introduce new qualification categories, additional benefits for promising applicants, and expanded internship and job-seeking periods. This program will be piloted for 2 years, after which its expansion will be reviewed. Applicable from October 29, 2025. New Eligibility Categories Type Eligibility Benefits Type 1 Graduates from universities ranked within the global Top 200 (any major) Exempt from D-10-1 points system and financial requirements Exempt from major and work experience requirements when applying for E-7 (Special Activity) Type 2 Majors in Korean Studies with TOPIK Level 6 proficiency Same benefits as Type 1: Exemption from D-10-1 point and financial requirements Exemption from major/work experience requirements for E-7 Type 3 Youth under 29 with a Bachelor’s degree or higher in a STEM field from a designated university* and TOPIK Level 2 +20 points toward D-10-1 visa selection Exemption from work experience requirements when applying for E-7 (Special Activity) Also, the old system of those who can apply remained: Those who have received permission to change their status of residence from a student visa to a job seeker visa (from D-2-1~4, D-2-7 to D-10) and meet all of the requirements below: A person who has obtained a degree of associate degree or higher from a domestic university and has not passed 3 years from the date of obtaining the degree A person who has TOPIK 4, valid transcript of level 4 or higher, social integration program (KIIP), midterm evaluation certificate or pre-evaluation score sheet. Those who have not stayed with a residence status of Professional occupation (E-1~E-7) Those who have not violated the Immigration Control Act or other laws (excluding fines) Key Differences: Before vs. After Category Current System Improved System D-10 Job-Seeking Period 6 months per term, up to 2 years total 1 year per term, up to 3 years total Internship Period (Total) Total internship period limited to 1 year No total limit on internship duration Internship at a Single Company Limited to 6 months Extended to 1 year at a single company Note: To prevent exploitation or low-wage labor, the maximum internship stay at one company remains capped at 1 year. These updates are designed to: Attract skilled foreign talent Provide greater flexibility during job search and skill development Make the transition from D-10 to E-7 visa smoother, especially for high-potential candidates This is a significant improvement for applicants seeking long-term employment in Korea, especially recent graduates and those in STEM fields. Applicants for the General Job Seeker Point System (D-10-1): ❍ Legal residents in Korea with a bachelor's degree (domestic associate degree) or higher, with a total score of 60 points or higher on the 190-point job seeker score sheet, with 20 or more basic items out of the total score General Job Seeker (D-10-1): Special exemption from the point system ❍ (First change in job search after graduation as an international student) If you change to the first job seeker (D-10-1) status after graduating from a domestic university as an international student (D-2) with an associate's degree or higher, the point system is not applied ※ The first job seeker (D-10-1) stay period is granted for 1 year, and the point system is applied when extending ※ In addition to changing from study abroad (D-2) to job seeker (D-10), it also includes cases where you receive a job seeker (D-10) visa within 1 year of graduation after departure ※ However, those who previously received job seeker (D-10) status (for less than 3 years) are not eligible for the first since it is not a change in job search, so, the score system is applied ❍ (Korean language proficiency graduates from domestic universities) Those who have not passed 3 years since obtaining an associate's degree or higher from a domestic regular university ※ Those who have obtained a degree more than 3 years ago will be subject to the general score system ① Holders of a valid TOPIK score of level 4 or higher, ② Those who passed the midterm evaluation of the 4th stage of the Social Integration Program (KIIP), or ③ Those who have been assigned to the 5th stage of the preliminary evaluation Restrictions: ❍ Those who violate domestic laws and fall under the following disqualification reasons: - Those who violated domestic laws and were sentenced to imprisonment or heavier punishment within 5 years from the date of application - Those who violated the Immigration Control Act and were ordered to be deported or leave the country within 5 years from the date of application - Those who violated domestic laws and were sentenced to a fine of 3 million won or more within 3 years from the date of application - Those who violated the Immigration Control Act and received a fine within 3 years from the date of application and whose stay permit is restricted according to the integrated criteria for stay permit restrictions ❍ Those who have stayed for 6 months or more with a job-seeking qualification within the past year from the date of application ❍ Those who apply for a change in qualification 3 or more times without complete departure within 3 years (D-10-1) General job search: ❍ Degree certificate - Graduates of domestic junior colleges or higher: Academic transcript ※Exempt from submission if confirmed by the Immigration Management Information System (International Student Information System) - Graduates of world-class universities: Academic transcript ※Submit only one of the following: Graduation certificate, degree certificate, or degree acquisition certificate ❍ Employment experience proof documents (applicable only to applicable persons) -Employment experience proof certificate (employment certificate) including period of employment, location, job type, etc. ❍ Domestic training activity proof documents (applicable only to applicable persons) -Certificate issued by the head of the research (training) institution stating the research topic (training course), research (training) period, completion status, etc. ※Completion of research activities at research institutions: Completion certificate ※Completion of training activities at training institutions: Certificate of Completion of Training Activities ※ Exchange students: Exchange student career verification certificate issued by the school principal ❍ Korean language proficiency proof documents (only for those who apply) - TOPIK (within the validity period) or KIIP pre-evaluation or completion proof documents ※ However, those who submit Korean language proficiency proof documents within the validity period when applying for a job (D-10) visa or changing their residence status will be allowed to extend their stay even if the validity period has expired ※ Exemption from submitting proof of financial ability ❍ Employment recommendation letters only for those who apply - Recommendation by the head of a relevant central administrative agency: Employment recommendation letter issued by the ministry (delegated agency) - Recommendation by the head of an overseas diplomatic mission: Internal recommendation document of the diplomatic mission ※ Proof of academic background, career certificate, recommendation letter from the relevant organization, or related proof materials (in case of winning a prestigious international or domestic competition or being reported in the media, etc.) ❍ Proof of high-income expert (only for those who apply) - Proof of previous year's earned income issued by a public institution in the country ❍ Proof of living expenses ※ 'Annual single-person household housing allowance Bank balance certificate with an amount exceeding the standard amount of months of stay, etc. ※ However, those who change their residence status from student (D-2) to job-seeking (D-10) for the first time are exempted from submission Extension of Stay Period for D-10-1 Points-Based Visa Applicants Applicants under the D-10-1 (Job Seeking, Points-Based System) visa are advised to apply for an extension of their stay from 4 months before the expiration date up until the expiration day. All applicants must make a reservation in advance before visiting the immigration office. Additionally, D-10 visa holders can apply for an extension online through the HiKorea e-Application system. Please note that approval is determined after review, and additional documents may be requested during the screening process. Required Documents (제출서류) Passport (여권) Alien Registration Card (외국인등록증) Fee: KRW 60,000 (수수료 6만원) Application Form No.34 (통합신청서 34호) Proof of Residence (체류지 입증) One of the following (택 1): Expiry notice mail (체류만료 우편물) Lease in your name (본인명의 임대차계약서) Lease in another name + Residence Confirmation (타인명의 계약서 + 거주숙소확인서) Download form from HiKorea (하이코리아 다운로드) Job Seeking Plan (구직활동계획서) Past 6 months activities (최근 6개월 구직활동) Future plans (향후 계획) Financial Proof (체류경비) Bank balance must show: KRW 1,230,834 × months of stay (1,230,834원 × 체류개월 수) Additional Documents (기타서류) Any documents required for points evaluation (점수제 평가 필요서류) Important Note Graduates from Korean universities with high Korean proficiency (TOPIK 4 or higher) may be exempt from financial proof (국내대 졸업 + 한국어 우수자 → 체류비 면제 가능) Below you have step by step how to apply for this visa and how to extend it. ※ Items are subject to change depending on individual circumstances Make a reservation on hikorea.go.kr, if you don’t have an account, you will need one, so make sure you sign up first. Bank transaction details (은행가 거래) including the last 12 months (certificate of bank transaction details) and bank balance to prove your financial allowance for the next 12 months (certificate of bank balance/deposit - 잔액/잔고 증면서) of 14,700,000 million won (for 1 year), or 1,230,834 per month, for 6 months should be 7,385,004 miilion won, that you need to take from the bank you have the card at. ***Due to changed of Bank statement requirements, one may or may not be required of usual amount or double/triple amount or none at all. Change of rule still pending to be applied to most offices. Copy of your ID card, passport, and house contract (if you didn't change your house contract and it is expired, then you need to show a bill/proof of residence and the proof of transactions from the bank to your owner) Copy of the emails of job applications and rejections during 6 months. Application form of 6 months plan, application form of change of sojourn and 60,000 KRW tax that you pay at the immigration. (130,000 KRW if you make your ID for the first time) (fees may be subject to change so check with the immigration office by calling 1345 in advance). TOPIK (within the validity period) or KIIP pre-evaluation or completion proof documents (exemption from submitting proof of financial ability for Topik 4 or above) ※First time you apply for this VISA you don’t need the bank deposit, but you need the Graduation Certificate and Transcript. ​ ※The money for the bank deposit should come only from your parents/personal account from your country, otherwise they won’t accept them, and you need a receipt or a form of demonstrating where they come from. ※Bank balance certificate with an amount equal to or greater than the annual standard amount for single-person household housing allowance for the number of months of stay. ※While having this VISA try searching for OASIS classes and their help to start your own business in Korea. Special exemption from the general job search (D-10-1) score system 1. First-time/job change after graduation from an international student, Korean language proficiency graduate from a domestic university: ❍Application form and other common documents ❍Job search activity plan ❍Graduation certificate or degree - Domestic Korean language proficiency graduate from a domestic university is only recognized if it has been less than 3 years since the date of obtaining the degree ❍Valid TOPIK score report card of level 4 or higher, Social Integration Program midterm evaluation certificate or pre-evaluation (81 or higher) score report (Only for Korean language proficiency graduate from a domestic university) ※ However, those who submitted Korean language proficiency documents within the validity period when applying for a job search (D-10) visa or changing their residence status will be allowed to extend their period of stay even if the validity period has expired ❍Proof of residence In addition to job search activities conducted by domestic corporate organizations, etc., this visa includes short-term internship courses conducted with training expenses before formal employment. Therefore with this visa, you can work as an Intern and do internships however you can’t work full time or part-time, since it is illegal to make money from any other sources. Also once you have a full-time work contract you should change to an appropriate visa (E1~E7*). ※Professor, conversation instructor, researcher, technical instructor, professional occupation, art (E-1) (E-2) (E-3) (E-4) (E-5) and entertainment (E-6)․ Those who want to train or seek employment in a field corresponding to a specific activity qualification (E-7). This visa is good if you want to get a little bit of experience after graduation or you want to have time to prepare to apply for jobs in Korea. I think it is a good opportunity to travel, get to know people, and make connections while you try to start your adulthood. This can give you the right bridge to find your perfect job. ※This information is taken from HiKorea webiste. This may be subject to change so check with the immigration office by calling 1345 in advance. Files for download:

South Korea’s train network is known as one of the most efficient in the world. Clean, punctual, and well-connected, it offers several types of trains designed to suit different travel needs, from high-speed journeys between major cities to slower, budget-friendly routes through the countryside. Understanding the differences between these trains can help travelers choose the option that best matches their priorities. Broadly speaking, Korea’s trains can be divided into three main categories: high-speed trains, intercity trains, and regional trains. Each type serves a different purpose within the network, varying in speed, price, comfort, and coverage. High-speed trains connect major cities in the shortest time possible, intercity trains offer a balance between cost and convenience, while regional trains focus on accessibility, reaching smaller towns and less-traveled areas. Photo source: ACLIPSE High-speed trains: KTX and SRT At the top of Korea’s rail system are the high-speed trains: KTX (Korea Train Express) and SRT (Super Rapid Train). These trains are designed for fast, long-distance travel, connecting key cities such as Seoul, Busan, and Gangneung. Reaching speeds of up to 300 km/h, KTX can take passengers from Seoul to Busan in about 2h50, half the time of slower trains. SRT offers similar speeds and onboard comfort but departs from a different station and can be slightly cheaper. In terms of comfort, both services provide spacious seating, quiet cabins, and amenities such as power outlets and luggage storage space, being the most convenient option for long-distance travel. In terms of pricing, a one-way ticket from Seoul to Busan usually costs between 50,000 and 60,000 KRW (around €35-45), depending on the class and time of booking. First-class tickets are more expensive, but offer extra space and a quieter environment. Tickets can be purchased through the official platforms such as KORAIL, via the KORAILTalk app, or the SR Corporation website and app. They are also available at ticket counters and vending machines in stations, all of which offer English-language options. For tourists, the KORAIL Pass can be a convenient option, allowing unlimited travel on KTX and other trains for a fixed number of days. Discounts are sometimes available for groups, children, and early bookings. Recommended for: travelers who prioritize speed, efficiency, and convenience. Photo source: Korea Railroad Corp. Intercity trains: ITX The ITX (Intercity Train Express) category offers a middle ground between high-speed and regional trains. With speeds of around 150-180 km/h, ITX trains are slower than KTX but still efficient for medium-distance travel. There are several types, including ITX-Saemaeul, ITX-Cheongchun, and the newer ITX-Maum. These trains typically connect cities and suburban areas, making them popular for both commuters and travelers exploring destinations closer to Seoul. Comfort levels remain high, with wide seats and large windows that make the journey more scenic and relaxed. Travel times are longer compared to high-speed trains - for example, a Seoul–Busan trip can take around 4 hours. In terms of pricing, ITX trains are noticeably more affordable. A short route such as Seoul to Chuncheon typically costs between 7,000 and 10,000 KRW (€4-6), while longer journeys can cost between 20,000 and 40,000 KRW (€12-23), still significantly cheaper than KTX. Tickets can be booked through the same channels, including the KORAIL website and app, or directly at train stations. Seat reservations are generally included in the ticket price, making the process straightforward. Although the KORAIL Pass also covers ITX trains, it is usually more beneficial for long-distance travel, as ITX tickets are already relatively inexpensive. Recommended for: travelers seeking a balance between affordability and comfort. Photo source: r/koreatravel Regional trains: Mugunghwa At the most affordable end are the Mugunghwa trains, which serve local routes and stop frequently along the way. They connect smaller towns and rural areas that are not covered by high-speed services, making them essential for domestic travel beyond major cities. In terms of pricing, they are the cheapest option available. A long-distance trip such as Seoul to Busan can cost around 25,000-30,000 KRW (€18-22), making them a budget-friendly alternative for travelers who are not in a hurry. Tickets can be purchased through KORAIL platforms, via its website and mobile app, or directly at train stations. Seat reservations are optional on some routes, and unreserved seating is sometimes available, offering more flexibility but potentially leading to crowded conditions during peak hours. Although the trains are more basic and slower, they offer a different kind of experience: a quieter, more local perspective of Korea, passing through smaller stations and scenic landscapes. Recommended for: budget-conscious travelers, those interested in exploring more than major cities. Photo source: NamuWiki Other rail services Beyond the main train categories, Korea also offers several specialized rail services designed for specific travel needs. One of the most commonly used is the AREX (Airport Railroad Express), which connects Incheon International Airport to Seoul. It operates in two versions: an Express Train, which runs non-stop in around 40-45 minutes, and an All-stop Train, which is cheaper but makes multiple stops along the way. Ticket prices typically range from 4,000 to 9,500 KRW (€2-6), depending on the service. In addition to functional transport, Korea also features a number of tourist scenic trains, designed to highlight the country’s natural landscapes rather than speed. Services such as the V-Train (Valley Train) and O-Train (Circular Train) travel through rural regions, offering panoramic views and a slower, more immersive experience. While these trains are not intended for everyday commuting, they provide a unique way to explore a different side of Korea, combining travel with sightseeing. Photo source: Airport Railroad Co., Ltd. Practical tips for traveling by train in Korea For first-time visitors, Korea’s railway system is easy to navigate, but a few practical tips can make the experience even smoother: Tickets for high-speed trains often sell out quickly, especially on weekends and holidays, so booking in advance is recommended. Platforms such as KORAILTalk or the KORAIL website allow users to check schedules and reserve seats easily. Food and drinks are allowed on trains, and many travelers bring snacks or buy them from convenience stores located inside stations. Useful Apps to download : KorailTalk app/코레일톡 Credit: KorailTalk Google Play *Keep in mind, it works only if you have a Korean phone number and can use the digital certificate Credit: KorailTalk Google Play KTX Booking Steps (KorailTalk) 1. Download the app Search: KorailTalk (코레일톡) Look for the KTX logo Open the app → Select English (영어) if needed 2. Start booking Tap: Ticket Reservation (승차권 예매) 3. Enter trip details Departure (출발역) Arrival (도착역) Date (출발일) Time (시간) Tap Inquiry / Search (조회하기) 4. Choose your train Select your preferred KTX or other train from the list You’ll see: Departure/arrival time Duration Seat availability (잔여석) 5. Select seat & class Choose: Standard (일반실) or First Class (특실) Seat selection: Select Seat (좌석 선택) or auto-assign 6. Enter passenger info Usually defaults to 1 adult Adjust under: Passengers (인원 선택) 7. Payment Tap Pay (결제하기) Choose: Foreign Credit Card (해외카드) Enter your card details Or use a Korean card/card app 8. Confirm ticket After payment → ticket is issued instantly Check under: My Tickets (승차권 확인 / 나의 승차권) 💡 Extra Tips No need to print - just show the QR code, either to the conductor if asked, or use it for some ITX trains to enter the station Arrive at the station 10-15 min early Seats can sell out fast on weekends/holidays, so make sure you buy at least 2 weeks in advance If app fails, you can also book at station machines (발권기) or counters Credit: KKday & IBS Korea’s railway system is designed to meet a wide range of travel needs, offering options that prioritize speed, affordability, or accessibility. Whether you choose the efficiency of KTX, the balance of ITX, or the simplicity of Mugunghwa, each train type provides a reliable and comfortable way to explore the country. Ultimately, the choice depends on what matters most to the traveler - time, budget, or experience - but in Korea, every journey by rail is part of the experience itself.

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