Study in Korea from Nepal Requirements: Eligibility, Documents, Language & Timeline

Requirements differ by university and program, but commonly include:

• Completed relevant prior education (e.g., +2 for bachelor’s; bachelor’s for master’s)
• Transcripts and certificates
• Minimum GPA or percentage (program dependent)

Language requirements (English or Korean)

English-taught programs

May require:

• IELTS / TOEFL (score requirements vary widely)

Korean-taught programs

May require:

• TOPIK (level depends on department; higher for humanities/law; varies)

Document checklist (commonly requested)

1. Passport copy
2. Academic transcripts + certificates
3. Proof of language (IELTS/TOEFL or TOPIK if needed)
4. SOP / Study Plan
5. CV (especially for graduate)
6. Recommendation letters (often for graduate)
7. Financial documents (proof of funds)
8. Medical/TB checks if required (depends on process)
9. Passport photos
10. Any university-specific forms

Tip: Universities can be strict about format, stamping, and translations. Small errors can delay your intake.

Timeline (practical planning)

1. Shortlist (2–4 weeks)
2. Prepare documents + SOP (2–6 weeks)
3. Apply and wait for decision (4–10 weeks)
4. Receive admission + pay deposit/tuition (if required)
5. Visa process + travel planning (time varies)

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