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Study abroad · Korea

Study in Korea from Hetauda

We help Nepali students get into Korean universities and language institutes: choosing the right visa and university, Korean classes, documents, interview practice and pre-departure training. Everything is handled from our office on School Road, Hetauda.

Student visa services

Each service has its own page with eligibility and documents.

How it works with Toddle

  1. Free counsellingWe look at your academics, budget and goal, and tell you which visa and universities fit.
  2. Korean classStudent visa applicants need a Korean class of at least 150 hours. Join a running class any time.
  3. University and intakeWe shortlist universities, check their current entry rules and plan your intake.
  4. Documents and ASPCEvery Wednesday we prepare documents, SOPs and application forms together.
  5. Admission and visaWe submit the application, prepare you for the interview and follow the visa process.
  6. Pre-departure trainingBefore you fly: course registration, daily life in Korea and staying safe from scams.

Universities and programmes

University pages added by our team. Ask us about the others our students attend.

Korean class packages for visa students

Prices from our current fee list. Books included.

D-2 / D-4 Student Visa Package NPR 15,000 + VAT NPR 20,000 2 levels · 5 months
D-2-R · EPS Regional D-2 Package NPR 35,000 + VAT NPR 45,000 4 levels · 12 months
D-2 · E-7-4R D-2 & E-7-4R Package NPR 55,000 + VAT NPR 63,000 5 levels · 15 months

Weekly classes for our students

Study in Korea guides

Questions about studying in Korea

Do I need to go to Kathmandu to apply?

Classes, counselling, university applications and document preparation are all done at our Hetauda office. You only travel when the embassy process itself requires it, and we tell you exactly when.

What Korean level do I need?

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

Which visas do you help with?

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

Can I work while studying?

Students can work part-time with permission, under limits set by Korean immigration. We explain the current rules for your visa in counselling.

Talk to us about Study in Korea

Book a free counselling session at our office on School Road, Hetauda, or call us. We'll give you a clear plan, timeline and cost.

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