Kyrgyzstan → South Korea
Study in South Korea from Kyrgyzstan: documents and D-2 visa
Kyrgyzstan: the embassy separates D-2 from language D-4, including different funds. Education records include the supplement/apostille; parental funding adds parent documents.
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Authentication follows the document’s issuing country. Citizenship and residence can differ: use the checklist of your consular jurisdiction. Your university and specific intake determine the exact required records, translations and submission format.
Documents: local preparation
Bishkek’s D-2/D-4 list requires an apostilled school certificate/degree with its supplement, original and copy.
The embassy includes a birth-certificate copy. Prepare it separately from academic records; it also supports the parent-account relationship.
Verify an issued education-document apostille on Kyrgyzstan’s Justice Ministry portal by number or document upload. Verification does not issue the apostille.
D-2 student and D-4 language visas
- bachelor’s degree · master’s degree · doctoral degree
The published D-2 list asks for three months of statements with a final balance of USD 20,000.
- D-4 language study
The published language D-4 list asks for three months of statements with USD 9,000 final balance.
For a parent-held account add the parent’s passport. Self-funded applicants also list parent/sponsor documents and employment/salary proof.
Full scholarship can waive bank proof; D-2 specifies travel/living coverage. Language evidence follows the teaching language: TOPIK or TOEFL/IELTS.
Bishkek’s TB route uses an approved-centre X-ray followed by MEDCENTER KG’s report. Check the embassy’s current facility list before testing.
The reviewing authority may request further education, financial, family or identity evidence if the submitted information is insufficient. There is no fixed document count by citizenship here. Before submitting, open the complete current university and consular instructions.
Language, university and programme
Check TOPIK, IELTS or TOEFL against your teaching language and programme. University language requirements and consular language checks may differ. GKS is a separate scholarship competition with its own guide; it does not replace regular admission.
Choose citizenship when registering. It stays in your account and can later be changed in your profile. This reference page does not change your account.
Official sources
- Korean Embassy in Kyrgyzstan · Student visas
Check the full notice and current attachments at the source
- Kyrgyz Ministry of Justice · Apostille verification
Check the full notice and current attachments at the source
- Study in Korea · student visas
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