Moving between Korean universities has strict timelines — especially your D-2 visa. We guide you through every step.
All universities accept transfer applications from international students enrolled in Korean universities.
Your current D-2 visa becomes invalid within 30 days of your enrollment change, even if the physical expiry is months away.
After admission, the new university issues a Certificate of Admission (CoA) — the key document for your new D-2 application.
Visit the local immigration office (or apply via HiKorea online) with your CoA, passport, ARC, and required documents.
Once your ARC is updated and new D-2 confirmed, you are fully enrolled and legally covered to begin at the new university.
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