GEA · Admissions
Will my visa be approved?
Key information
Admission and visa approval are separate. Degree study uses D-2 categories; Korean language training generally uses D-4-1. Prepare school and personal evidence.
Match the programme
Degree categories distinguish associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral study. People already in Korea may need a status-change procedure.
Assign the documents
Separate university admission documents from passport, education and financial evidence. Use the responsible embassy/consulate’s current list.
Avoid unsupported approval claims
GEA does not give a school’s approval percentage without verified applicable evidence. Admission or tuition payment cannot guarantee a visa.
Plan the sequence
Work back from the start date, allowing for school documents, appointments and extra requests. Confirm processing guidance before fixing refund-sensitive travel.
General preparation checklist
- Immigration category matching the programme
- Current document guidance from the relevant consulate
- University-issued materials and personal evidence
- Application timing, assessment time and additional requests
Application pathway
Check the intake and programme on the university page. If information is missing, include the selected university and your questions in the consultation.
Official resources
This is general preparation guidance. Confirm school-specific conditions, fees and permission decisions with intake-specific official sources and the responsible institution.