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Module 5 · Video 2 · 1:28
Okay. Which documents does the embassy want?
Think of your file as four answers: who you are, whether you can study,
whether you can pay, and what your plan is.
Your passport shows who you are.
Your admission letter, school records, and Korean or English scores show you can
study.
Your financial documents show you can pay.
And your study plan shows why you're going, and what comes next.
How much money do I need to show?
The Ministry of Justice standard is twenty million won for degree programs,
and ten million won for language courses.
For universities in regional areas, it's sixteen million and eight million.
But schools and embassies may ask for more, so always check their lists.
Some countries also need extra documents. Your embassy's notice has the final list.
Four answers, one clear story.
That's it. Every document should tell the same story.
Quick check: which document shows you can pay for your studies?
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