you guys, if your worried about langauge, as long as you do a lesson everyday and review 1 hour each (1 review, 1 study) then you can complete korean in 1 - 1 1/2 year.
The speed at which someone picks up a language depends on a lot of factors. Someone who picks up a new language quickly typically already speaks or at least understands one other foreign language already. Someone who has never been exposed to foreign languages before may take longer to pick up something as simple as the alphabet as their brains are working harder to recognize patterns in sounds. I personally understand a healthy level of 2 other languages on top of english, so my brain picks up patterns in speech of foreign languages fairly quickly. 1-1.5yrs of studying may only get people to a high intermediate level in Korean depending on how intensely they study the language every day.
You sound like you had a very very long hard time, you seem intelligent and seems like you worked very hard to achieve that goal, as someone who hope for similar achievements it’s really nice to listen to your advices so thank you 🙏
Wow! Your explanation is very structured and well organized. I did not know you've gone through that long and complicated processes. Congrats in the end.
Hahaha omg the relevance of the immigration thing is also happening in the PH 🤣 Why is that? Thank you for this! Will really keep it in mind 🥺💛 For now I am preparing my application and requirements for my masters there 🇰🇷 Ahh please 2022!! ✨ Congraaatulations!
I know this is 2 years late, but I have had a lot of difficulty finding an answer that fits my circumstances. 1. I am American, married to a Korean with U.S citizenship. 2. I am receiving 2 retirement pensions from the Army [22 years Infatry and anther 22 DA Civilian] + Social security. 3. We are moving permanently to Korea next month and she is working her F4 visa now (only missing the apostille which is being processed) 4. I am trying to find a path to the resident card, then long term stay, but I will be either in a non visa status or an F1. ( think both only allow 90 days). In ignorance, the only way forward I can see is: She gets the F4 and her ARC and I try to extend my stay until I can apply for an better visa. If they allow me to stay past 90, then I can also apply for the ARC. Hopefully, you have a better way, because that feels sketchy to me.
@neelroy2918 Thanks. God blessed us. Got over here, I qualified for an F-5-13 VISA and Korean health insurance at 18.00 US a month. (on top of TRICARE overseas) Momma got her F4 and we are buying our house next month. Lovin it here and cycling 50k every other day.
Congratulations on your F-2 visa! I was just curious, which visa did you have before applying for the F-2, and did you have it for 3 consecutive years? I'm thinking about applying for the F-2 as well, so all this info is very useful!
I had the E-7 visa right before. :) and I was told that I only need that visa for 1 year. But because I had the D-2 visa for 3 consecutive years before that I was already on the safe side. Hope this helps!:)
@@ElliinKorea Hi~sorry to hop onto someone's comment~Is there anywhere that gives more info about the time period? I've had the E7 for a year but was told that now you actually need to have it for 3 years and they aren't counting the D2 visa, unless it's for masters degree. Been searching but can only find info about the points system, not the time period to wait ;;;
Hello! There is one thing you didn't mention about the F2 visa, and that is that, as far as I understand, you have to make an investment of 500 million KRW and if you keep it for 5 years you have access to the F5 visa, that's what I understand. I could be wrong but I understand that it is like that, if not, could you please tell me? Thank you.
Do you think an American could move to Koria and retire? I'll give you a little more info. This person has already been retired for more than ten years and is ready for something new. He was telling me that older people are treated with a lot more respect in Korea than in the US and thought this sounded good. He also mentioned that he had no interest in living in a large city. He has a very good income that is absolutely solid so he has no worries about money and will not need to work. Thanks for your time and help.
Congrats on your visa!! Also this is so so helpful! Thank you for making the video. I was wondering, can you score enough points if you make a lot of money but don’t necessarily have a degree? Like someone who’s a freelancer for example. I’m interested to hear your opinion on this
thank you! :) it is definitely possible, but you will have to earn a LOT of money, if you don't have any degree and want to balance that out. I heard last year's requirement was annual salary of 80 million KRW, but it changes slightly every year.
Fantastic insight Elli! You really gave me motivation. I have some questions, how can someone get an E-7 VISA if you do a master in Korea? Can you get it right away after master? And how about E-5 Visa?
Hi first of all congrats to you for your freedom 😊visa I got 2 years f2-99 visa same long term residency visa i change from d9 trade visa my question is do I work part time and business both right ?
I believe you came to Korea as a D-2 student visa, so are there any specific visa holders that can apply for the F-2 based he has sufficient point? Say he has a D series or a student visa, can he apply for the F-2?
Congratulations Elli! This is very helpful! I'm thinking of getting the F visa too. I'm already on E7 for 4 years, do you think i could go ahead and apply for F5 instead of F2 visa first?
First of all congrats girll, you really deserve this💓 I wonder if you can get the E7 visa right after you graduated from university and have a Degree of Master of Arts in Primary Education - Pre-School and School Years 1-3, and without having any other visa before? I also wonder if the job in korea have to be related to my degree field? Or can I work in any other field? Because as far as I know you can’t teach English in Korea as a non-native English speaker, which makes it hard for me to find a job in my field. I’m asking you because I can’t find any answer to this elsewhere :(
Hey I just wanna say thank you for your efforts to speak up and share with us your journey this far Could you tell us the names of visas in ascending order, if you don't mind? Because I will follow your steps Star as a bachelor Since For a student D-x (which?) Visa forStaying in korea Till f2 Another question if you dont mind Cab you start work on gaining points for f2 Visa from day one ? (Joining volunteer work for every sing year , even as a student) 1. Vsa 4 yes bachelors 2.visa 3 years master 3.visa for study in korea[4 years](languange?) 4. Visa name for living in Korea (4 years) I'm trying to plan everythingbefore even thinking to contact any university, in s. Korea. Thank you, your help is so Much Appreciated 😄☺
Hello! Thank you for your video. I just changed my visa to D9-1 it took just a year now. So i want to ask can i change my visa to f2 after 1 year of the other visa?
Me and my fiancé were due to get married here in October but my 90 days expired so we plan to in the coming weeks now that I am back. However, I haven't got a job because my academy offer fell through due to Korea stopping most visas to British citizens (including E2) so now we will only have marriage as our substance. Will that be enough to make up for the no job situation do you think? Ps. First video I found on the subject and was very helpful :)
unfortunatly I am not that well informed about the marriage visa situation :( but as far as I heard from friends who got their visa through marriage with a Korean national, it was enough to "proof" their marriage was real (with photos from their dating dates etc) to get an F-series visa. :)
Does the income component need to be earned in Korea? Or can it be foreign income? For example, wanting to get an F27 VISA to work remotely in Korea (as a digital Nomad).
The d2 visa is maximum for 2 years stay. Then what to do if I want to do PhD after Masters in the same university? I mean for example if I am applying for spring 2023 intake then after 2 years, my Masters will be over in spring 2025. Then I want to take admission for PhD in autumn 2025. But I won't be able to stay more in korea due to d2 visa deadline and I can't extend it without the admission letter of PhD, in the case what to do?
Can I find out what qualifications a person coming to Korea as an institutional worker with an E-9 visa must obtain to obtain an F-2 visa? What are the things to learn? I like your videos❤️❤️❤️ please answer me
Hi I been in Korea for around 6 years doing my undergraduate studies, but I went to my country every two years during the break of school. Do you know how Immigration consider this one?
Wait so would I have to have a visa there already to apply for the F-2-7?? That's the part I'm confused on. And I don't know if I missed it, but what are these documents that I need?
I did my BA in Korean Studies back in Germany. And then my MA in Intl Relations in Korea, because you cannot find a lot of jobs just with Korean Studies haha. I work for the Korean government now.
hello I'm interested about the f-2 visa in general the residence card but I live in Greece and I wanna move to S.korea without having to study or any of the above just be a free citizen there and later find a job is it possible to get accepted there? do you know what do I have to do for that?
yes, you need to have another long-term (not tourist) visa before applying. and you have to have it for 1 to 3 years, depending on that previous visa and also on your qualifications. D4 should be eligible :)
Hi congratulations, I’m just curious if you are doing the Masters degree how do you make it 3 years when it’s only 2 years? Also was it easy to get a job?
I extended it for one year because I needed more time to do research for my thesis :) und job hunting was not too hard for me because I have topik 6 korean skills, a MA degree from a good univ, and there are not too many germans here, so translators etc. are always in demand.
I heard KIIP is also a great way to get points for the korean language requirements. If you already have a high TOPIK level can you just take the KIIP exam straight away?
Yes, you can, but it’s hard to know what will show up in the test. It’s better to take a placement test and they will place you in the right level. Follow some classes which prepare you for the exam and you’re good to go.
Hi! i know i am kinda late but i hope you see this, i am planning on moving to korea and for the point system can my income come from my own country (business, own company, etc.) or it should be strictly in korea only? Thank you in advance if you’re going to answer! ❤️
as far as I know the income should be made in Korea, because they also calculate how much tax you pay here (because tax helps the country). so it might not help you for the points, even if you have a good income back home 😢
you would still have to apply for a general background check like everyone else, but with that kind of money it should be very easy to pass all the requirements 😆
Hi. Did you apply with the new points system? I'm confused whether you need to be in Korea for 1 year or 3 years in order to qualify for the new points-based F2-7 visa. Does anybody happen to know?
I applied before the changes in Dec 2020. :/ but I know that if you have the kgsp scholarship before you apply or you receive a recommendation letter as a national of a participant country of the korean war, you can apply after just 1 year.
Why would someone want to apply for Korean visa and live there? May be F-2 visa stands for F*ck you 2 visa [LOL]. You should come and live in Canada 🇨🇦! Thanks for your enthusiasm in explaining about Korean Visa!
Hello again ㅋㅋㅋ If i study master's degree in business administration for 2 years in Korea which is d2 visa then i graduated and change to d10 job seeking visa and if i hired in a company what working visa should i have now? I don't know what e visa for a company I hope u answer ty
It says on the internet that your need at least 5 years as permanent resident before you apply to citizenship. Does that mean that any type of visa counts or it is just for the F-2-7 or the F-5 visa categories? So, ultimately one might need around 8 years before you can apply to citizenship? Is it that hard to become citizen? I can't find much information online. Thank you!
you have to check on the official topik website where and when tests are being held in your country. :) it is different for every country so be sure to check the official site!
Hi i hope you see this. So if i plan to study masters degree for 2 years in South Korea which is D2 and then after i graduated can i work in different jobs or fields? that are not connected to my degree? And what visa should i get. I'm waiting for u. Ty.
After graduation you could change to the D-10 visa which is for working right after graduation. As far as I know you are quite flexible on that visa but some jobs might still not be allowed by the Immigration service, like working in a nightclub etc.
@@ElliinKorea so u can work multiple jobs like, i work in hotel which is my main job and then i can work another part time job? Is that right? We are not limited to what job we do? As long as it is d10 visa? And if i leave my main job it is okay? Can i still find another job right? I don't have to leave the country if i leave my former job?
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you guys, if your worried about langauge, as long as you do a lesson everyday and review 1 hour each (1 review, 1 study) then you can complete korean in 1 - 1 1/2 year.
The speed at which someone picks up a language depends on a lot of factors. Someone who picks up a new language quickly typically already speaks or at least understands one other foreign language already. Someone who has never been exposed to foreign languages before may take longer to pick up something as simple as the alphabet as their brains are working harder to recognize patterns in sounds. I personally understand a healthy level of 2 other languages on top of english, so my brain picks up patterns in speech of foreign languages fairly quickly. 1-1.5yrs of studying may only get people to a high intermediate level in Korean depending on how intensely they study the language every day.
You sound like you had a very very long hard time, you seem intelligent and seems like you worked very hard to achieve that goal, as someone who hope for similar achievements it’s really nice to listen to your advices so thank you 🙏
Wow! Your explanation is very structured and well organized. I did not know you've gone through that long and complicated processes. Congrats in the end.
Congrats on your F-2! It must've been a dream come true 🥰
Thank youuu! It really was! 🥰
can you do bussiness with f-2.7 visa
😆👏👏👏OMG Glückwunsch Elli👏 endlich hat's geklappt. Ich freu mich voll für dich
Danke meine Liebe 🥰 Ja jetzt bin ich endlich freiiii hahaha!😆
Yehey!!! Congrats elena!!! So soooo happy for youuuuuu
Thank you Paula! Now I can live in peace 😆💗
Congratulations Elli.🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Because you are a very beautiful girl, very smart and hardworking, you deserve F 2
Thank you so much, dear!🥰
Hahaha omg the relevance of the immigration thing is also happening in the PH 🤣 Why is that? Thank you for this! Will really keep it in mind 🥺💛 For now I am preparing my application and requirements for my masters there 🇰🇷 Ahh please 2022!! ✨ Congraaatulations!
Hahah I will keep my fingers crossed for you!!🥰 I guess Korea really is becoming a more and more popular immigration destination.😆
Thank you for the datailed explanation. 😊
Your video is very helpful. Thank you.
엘리! 저는 독일어 미니 학습자예요^^
오늘 유튜브 하시는 걸 알고서 구독했어요!!
F2비자 취득 축하해요👍👍😍
(비자청에서 일해서 알아요. 그게 얼마나 복잡한 것인지 ㅜ ㅜ)
Hallo! ^^ 반갑습니다~ 비지청에서 일하시느라 고생많으시겠네요 😭 화이팅 입니다!! ㅎㅎ
Congratulations 🎉🎉
Thank you 😆
I know this is 2 years late, but I have had a lot of difficulty finding an answer that fits my circumstances.
1. I am American, married to a Korean with U.S citizenship.
2. I am receiving 2 retirement pensions from the Army [22 years Infatry and anther 22 DA Civilian] + Social security.
3. We are moving permanently to Korea next month and she is working her F4 visa now (only missing the apostille which is being processed)
4. I am trying to find a path to the resident card, then long term stay, but I will be either in a non visa status or an F1. ( think both only allow 90 days).
In ignorance, the only way forward I can see is: She gets the F4 and her ARC and I try to extend my stay until I can apply for an better visa. If they allow me to stay past 90, then I can also apply for the ARC.
Hopefully, you have a better way, because that feels sketchy to me.
Hope everything worked out.
@neelroy2918 Thanks. God blessed us. Got over here, I qualified for an F-5-13 VISA and Korean health insurance at 18.00 US a month. (on top of TRICARE overseas) Momma got her F4 and we are buying our house next month. Lovin it here and cycling 50k every other day.
@@Paladin-11C great news! Enjoy!! :)
Do you have a video of your entire story time on how you got to live in Korea? Like where you go through every visa you have ever had?
I don't yet. But that is a really interesting idea! Thank you for that input! 😊
I want to live ins sk this year and these tips are pretty good , thank you
Thanks ,it was useful,i was so worried about that south Korea don't give me f2visa because i like south Korea and want to live there forever ,thank s🌹
Please discuss more about the advantages of having a residency visa
Congratulations on your F-2 visa! I was just curious, which visa did you have before applying for the F-2, and did you have it for 3 consecutive years? I'm thinking about applying for the F-2 as well, so all this info is very useful!
I had the E-7 visa right before. :) and I was told that I only need that visa for 1 year. But because I had the D-2 visa for 3 consecutive years before that I was already on the safe side. Hope this helps!:)
@@ElliinKorea Thank you so much! That definitely helps :)
@@ElliinKorea Hi~sorry to hop onto someone's comment~Is there anywhere that gives more info about the time period? I've had the E7 for a year but was told that now you actually need to have it for 3 years and they aren't counting the D2 visa, unless it's for masters degree. Been searching but can only find info about the points system, not the time period to wait ;;;
@@ElliinKorea You had a d-2 visa for 3 years? but I heard its only valid for 2 years. how did you extend it?
Hello! There is one thing you didn't mention about the F2 visa, and that is that, as far as I understand, you have to make an investment of 500 million KRW and if you keep it for 5 years you have access to the F5 visa, that's what I understand. I could be wrong but I understand that it is like that, if not, could you please tell me? Thank you.
Do you think an American could move to Koria and retire? I'll give you a little more info. This person has already been retired for more than ten years and is ready for something new. He was telling me that older people are treated with a lot more respect in Korea than in the US and thought this sounded good. He also mentioned that he had no interest in living in a large city. He has a very good income that is absolutely solid so he has no worries about money and will not need to work. Thanks for your time and help.
congratulation~~!!!!
I m from Algeria , i hope to visit korea
Congrats on your visa!! Also this is so so helpful! Thank you for making the video. I was wondering, can you score enough points if you make a lot of money but don’t necessarily have a degree? Like someone who’s a freelancer for example. I’m interested to hear your opinion on this
thank you! :) it is definitely possible, but you will have to earn a LOT of money, if you don't have any degree and want to balance that out. I heard last year's requirement was annual salary of 80 million KRW, but it changes slightly every year.
유익한(?) 내용을 영어로 듣는 컨텐츠!!
can you do bussiness with f-2.7 visa
Congratulations dear
May I know which visa you're at when you applied for F27? And how did you show the income certificate?
Congratulations 👏👏👍👍👍👍💞💞
Thank you so much 🤩 it is a dream come true~
You are so cool! 🥺🌻
can you please make a video on benifits of getting korean citizenship
Thanks for ur informative video.
For GKS students, how many points they can get from the program?
Fantastic insight Elli! You really gave me motivation.
I have some questions, how can someone get an E-7 VISA if you do a master in Korea? Can you get it right away after master? And how about E-5 Visa?
Hi first of all congrats to you for your freedom 😊visa I got 2 years f2-99 visa same long term residency visa i change from d9 trade visa my question is do I work part time and business both right ?
I believe you came to Korea as a D-2 student visa, so are there any specific visa holders that can apply for the F-2 based he has sufficient point?
Say he has a D series or a student visa, can he apply for the F-2?
yes, the D series visa holders can apply for the f-2! :) that was originally my plan, too, but I suddenly got the e-7 visa inbetween, haha.
Congratulations Elli! This is very helpful! I'm thinking of getting the F visa too. I'm already on E7 for 4 years, do you think i could go ahead and apply for F5 instead of F2 visa first?
Good video. Quick question. How many points for a millionaire? Any other easier and quicker way to PR?
You look so beautiful 😻
Thank you so much 🥰💗
Very helpful!
Very helpful. Thank you.
Hello, just wanna ask what if I finished my master degree in my own country. Can I still apply and get the f2-7 visa? 😊
Tysm for this
First of all congrats girll, you really deserve this💓 I wonder if you can get the E7 visa right after you graduated from university and have a Degree of Master of Arts in Primary Education - Pre-School and School Years 1-3, and without having any other visa before?
I also wonder if the job in korea have to be related to my degree field? Or can I work in any other field? Because as far as I know you can’t teach English in Korea as a non-native English speaker, which makes it hard for me to find a job in my field.
I’m asking you because I can’t find any answer to this elsewhere :(
For the E7, your job needs to roughlu match your college major
Hey I just wanna say thank you for your efforts to speak up and share with us your journey this far
Could you tell us the names of visas in ascending order, if you don't mind?
Because I will follow your steps
Star as a bachelor
Since For a student
D-x (which?)
Visa forStaying in korea
Till f2
Another question if you dont mind
Cab you start work on gaining points for f2 Visa from day one ?
(Joining volunteer work for every sing year , even as a student)
1. Vsa 4 yes bachelors
2.visa 3 years master
3.visa for study in korea[4 years](languange?)
4. Visa name for living in Korea (4 years)
I'm trying to plan everythingbefore even thinking to contact any university, in s. Korea.
Thank you, your help is so Much Appreciated 😄☺
Hello! Thank you for your video. I just changed my visa to D9-1 it took just a year now. So i want to ask can i change my visa to f2 after 1 year of the other visa?
Me and my fiancé were due to get married here in October but my 90 days expired so we plan to in the coming weeks now that I am back. However, I haven't got a job because my academy offer fell through due to Korea stopping most visas to British citizens (including E2) so now we will only have marriage as our substance. Will that be enough to make up for the no job situation do you think?
Ps. First video I found on the subject and was very helpful :)
unfortunatly I am not that well informed about the marriage visa situation :( but as far as I heard from friends who got their visa through marriage with a Korean national, it was enough to "proof" their marriage was real (with photos from their dating dates etc) to get an F-series visa. :)
Does the income component need to be earned in Korea? Or can it be foreign income? For example, wanting to get an F27 VISA to work remotely in Korea (as a digital Nomad).
독일분 이신데, 영어를 참 잘 하시네요~^^ 억양이 영국이나 미국식 억양이 아니라서 보니 독일 분이셨네요~^^ 외모또한 출중하시네요~^^ F2 비자 취득 축하드리고, 대박 나세요~^^
I'm curious what is your job in korea?
Leaving to korea which visa we want🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
may I know it is F2 visa can bring spouse & child too?
The d2 visa is maximum for 2 years stay. Then what to do if I want to do PhD after Masters in the same university? I mean for example if I am applying for spring 2023 intake then after 2 years, my Masters will be over in spring 2025. Then I want to take admission for PhD in autumn 2025. But I won't be able to stay more in korea due to d2 visa deadline and I can't extend it without the admission letter of PhD, in the case what to do?
Can I find out what qualifications a person coming to Korea as an institutional worker with an E-9 visa must obtain to obtain an F-2 visa? What are the things to learn?
I like your videos❤️❤️❤️ please answer me
does a hagwon teacher have any shot?
Hi I been in Korea for around 6 years doing my undergraduate studies, but I went to my country every two years during the break of school. Do you know how Immigration consider this one?
Hi there. I’m in my late 20s and looking to get a long term visa in Korea. Do you think I should try to attend a school in Korea first?
Do you have to get the d-series visa and the e-series visa in order the get the f-2visa?
If your applying to go to college in korea, in your first day, do you have to speak in korean language, in the first day of school? I am just curious
Hiiii! I have a really important question: can I get F-2 visa, if I'm not 18 yet? (I'm currently 16, going on 17)
Wait so would I have to have a visa there already to apply for the F-2-7?? That's the part I'm confused on. And I don't know if I missed it, but what are these documents that I need?
Hi, can you study and work when you have the F2 visa?
Jup! You can do all you want, that is the great thing about this visa! 😄
@@ElliinKorea congratulations ! ☺️☺️ Can I ask, is it okey to be a freelancer to extend f-2-7 visa or you need to be at official work? Thank you! 🙏
So no then? You got a visa where you fill in most of the requirements
Also what did you only do your masters here? What did you study before that in your home country?
I did my BA in Korean Studies back in Germany. And then my MA in Intl Relations in Korea, because you cannot find a lot of jobs just with Korean Studies haha. I work for the Korean government now.
@@ElliinKorea ahh thankyou so much 😁 I'd love to learn more about the korean culture
hello I'm interested about the f-2 visa in general the residence card but I live in Greece and I wanna move to S.korea without having to study or any of the above just be a free citizen there and later find a job is it possible to get accepted there? do you know what do I have to do for that?
Do you need another visa before getting or applying for this visa? If so for how long? And if I had a D4 is it possible to apply for the f2.7?
yes, you need to have another long-term (not tourist) visa before applying. and you have to have it for 1 to 3 years, depending on that previous visa and also on your qualifications. D4 should be eligible :)
@@ElliinKorea does it work for H1 (work and holiday)? Staying more than 1 year because of the pandemic
@@solfh I never had the H1 visa, so you should call the Immigration Office at 1345 to get an accurate answer. :)
Hi congratulations, I’m just curious if you are doing the Masters degree how do you make it 3 years when it’s only 2 years? Also was it easy to get a job?
I extended it for one year because I needed more time to do research for my thesis :) und job hunting was not too hard for me because I have topik 6 korean skills, a MA degree from a good univ, and there are not too many germans here, so translators etc. are always in demand.
@@ElliinKorea wow thanks for the reply :) Happy Lunar New Year
Question are you able to able to apply for the visa online or do you have to go in person to an office of some sort
Another question do you have to come back to Korea on a vacation then apply for the visa or could you apply for the visa from your home country
I heard KIIP is also a great way to get points for the korean language requirements. If you already have a high TOPIK level can you just take the KIIP exam straight away?
Yes, you can, but it’s hard to know what will show up in the test. It’s better to take a placement test and they will place you in the right level. Follow some classes which prepare you for the exam and you’re good to go.
How did you live in Korea before getting the visa?
I have a question, if I get a f-2 visa and I’m living there freely how will I get money when I get there?
Hi! i know i am kinda late but i hope you see this, i am planning on moving to korea and for the point system can my income come from my own country (business, own company, etc.) or it should be strictly in korea only? Thank you in advance if you’re going to answer! ❤️
as far as I know the income should be made in Korea, because they also calculate how much tax you pay here (because tax helps the country). so it might not help you for the points, even if you have a good income back home 😢
What about the half a million investment? In that case our background, education etc wouldnt be required right?
I mean for the f2 by investment in jeju real estate
you would still have to apply for a general background check like everyone else, but with that kind of money it should be very easy to pass all the requirements 😆
Did you apply for student visa first before f2?
I had the student visa in the past and the e7 visa right before I applied :)
Hi. Did you apply with the new points system? I'm confused whether you need to be in Korea for 1 year or 3 years in order to qualify for the new points-based F2-7 visa. Does anybody happen to know?
I applied before the changes in Dec 2020. :/ but I know that if you have the kgsp scholarship before you apply or you receive a recommendation letter as a national of a participant country of the korean war, you can apply after just 1 year.
@@ElliinKorea Thanks for the quick response! Do you know who the recommendation letter has to come from? :)
Yeah, immigration offices around the world are "sub-optimal".
How can we contact with you? I have some questions about f2 visa
I from Nepal bot I want to go there for visit visa no Problems bot now I have job in Abu Dhabi
for E series visas does it count to work at coffee shops?
Why would someone want to apply for Korean visa and live there? May be F-2 visa stands for F*ck you 2 visa [LOL]. You should come and live in Canada 🇨🇦! Thanks for your enthusiasm in explaining about Korean Visa!
too complex, just find some girl/guy to mary.
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If i study master's degree in business administration for 2 years in Korea which is d2 visa then i graduated and change to d10 job seeking visa and if i hired in a company what working visa should i have now?
I don't know what e visa for a company
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Is it very expensive to settle there miss..??
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I want to be a flight atendent in korea and do I have to have a degree to move to south korea?
It says on the internet that your need at least 5 years as permanent resident before you apply to citizenship. Does that mean that any type of visa counts or it is just for the F-2-7 or the F-5 visa categories? So, ultimately one might need around 8 years before you can apply to citizenship? Is it that hard to become citizen? I can't find much information online. Thank you!
Which Korean University offer as free charge similar as free scholarship?
I don't know about a single university here that you can attend free of charge:(
How much income do i have to get to make it easier for me to get the f-2 visa?
Easiest way to get a F-2 Visa in any country is become a Tech Developer. Thank me later
Haha that is such a good "shortcut" advice! 😆 I wish I was smart enough to get a job in the tech or IT field lol!🤣🥲
Hi good evening madem I leve in Abu Dhabi I have job hare Bot I want to go there just visit there
Can you do an another video for the f27 visa to the F5 visa ?
Can i become an k-pop idol or Singer with this visa that you have?? Pls ans my question 🥺
You could do that. But the E-6 visa is much, much easier to get and focuses on the entertainment industry. So that would be a better fit. :)
@@ElliinKorea tnq for answering 🥺
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Do you reakky need a colledge degree
how do i get topik exams??
you have to check on the official topik website where and when tests are being held in your country. :) it is different for every country so be sure to check the official site!
Does visiting back home in a different country affect my visa? (student visa, etc.)
No. Just visiting/traveling does not affect your visa. :)
@@ElliinKorea That’s good to know. Thank you!
@@ElliinKorea Oh and also! Does moving back to your home country get rid of your F visa in Korea?
Hi i hope you see this.
So if i plan to study masters degree for 2 years in South Korea which is D2 and then after i graduated can i work in different jobs or fields? that are not connected to my degree? And what visa should i get. I'm waiting for u. Ty.
After graduation you could change to the D-10 visa which is for working right after graduation. As far as I know you are quite flexible on that visa but some jobs might still not be allowed by the Immigration service, like working in a nightclub etc.
@@ElliinKorea so u can work multiple jobs like, i work in hotel which is my main job and then i can work another part time job? Is that right? We are not limited to what job we do? As long as it is d10 visa? And if i leave my main job it is okay? Can i still find another job right? I don't have to leave the country if i leave my former job?
@@meshi3373 I'm not sure about those details because I never had the d-10 visa. :(
@@ElliinKorea thank you 😊
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can you do private english tutoring in korea on the F-2-7 visa?
Yes you can. :)
@@ElliinKorea wow thankyou for answering so fast!