Question 1

Do I need to go to Kathmandu to apply for a Korean student visa?

Accepted Answer

Classes, counselling, university applications and document preparation are all done at Toddle's Hetauda office. You only travel when the embassy process itself requires it.

Question 2

What is the difference between EPS-TOPIK and TOPIK?

Accepted Answer

EPS-TOPIK is the Korean test for the Employment Permit System, the route to the E-9 work visa. TOPIK is the general Korean proficiency test used for university admission and student visas.

Question 3

Which Korean student visas does Toddle help with?

Accepted Answer

D-2, D-2 Code, D-2 E-Visa, D-2 Regional, D-4-1 and D-4-7.

Question 4

What Korean level do I need for a degree in Korea?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the university and programme. Many degree programmes ask for TOPIK Level 3 or higher, while D-4 language courses accept beginners.

Question 5

How much does the Korean language class cost at Toddle?

Accepted Answer

The Korean course has seven levels, from Basic I (2 months, NPR 10,000 + VAT) to Post Master (3 months, NPR 22,000 + VAT). Books are included. Packages save up to 25%, for example the Student Visa Package (Basic I + Basic II) costs NPR 15,000 + VAT.

Question 6

What happens in Toddle's Friday and Wednesday classes?

Accepted Answer

Every Friday from 8:00 to 10:00 AM, the Korean Culture Class teaches Korean songs, Hanbok, K-drama, Korean movies, dance and history, plus a kimchi festival. Every Wednesday from 3:00 to 4:30 PM, the Abroad Study Preparation Class (ASPC) covers document preparation, SOP writing, application forms and interview practice.

Question 7

Which Japanese courses does Toddle offer?

Accepted Answer

NAT, JLPT and J-CERT preparation at N5 and N4, and JFT-Basic A1.