Korean student visa
Which visa you need, where to apply and how long it takes — for Uzbek citizens.
Visa types
Language course visa
For studying Korean at a university language center. Attendance is monitored and work is restricted.
Degree visa (bachelor/master)
For degree programs. Simplified screening for certified universities.
E-visa & regional visa
A special route for some master's programs and regional colleges. Rules change often — we confirm them in consultation.
How applying in Tashkent works
- 1.Where: consular section of the Korean embassy in Tashkent. No online submission.
- 2.Processing: usually 7–15 working days, +3–5 days for extra checks. Summer and autumn are peak.
- 3.Consular fee is in USD, paid via an agency, non-refundable if refused.
- 4.Common refusal causes: weak finances, unclear purpose, form errors, inconsistent documents.
Note: Korea is tightening rules, including for Uzbek citizens. Requirements can change, so we re-check the embassy's requirements before every submission.
To Korea in 7 steps
- 1
Free consultation
We clarify your goal, budget and level.
- 2
Choosing a school
We check accreditation and visa risk and give 3–5 options.
- 3
Documents
Apostille, translation, notary — we prepare it all.
- 4
Application & admission letter
We apply to the school and track your admission letter.
- 5
Bank account & payment
KDB Bank account and tuition payment — from a transparent list.
- 6
Visa
We submit to the Tashkent embassy and track the status.
- 7
Flight & arrival
Ticket, dorm, airport pickup, support in the first months.
Visa status check
Check your application status on the official Korean Ministry of Justice portal, right from our site.