Q. What are the eligibility requirements for applying to the Korean Language Institute?
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Applicants who are expected to graduate from high school, have graduated from high school, or possess an academic qualification equivalent to a high school diploma are eligible to apply.
Please note that eligibility may vary depending on individual circumstances. For detailed information, applicants are advised to consult with the staff.
Q. How and when will the admission results be announced?
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Admission results will be sent to the applicant’s email address provided on the application form within one week from the date the required documents are received by the Institute.
If the applicant does not receive the notification email within one week due to email delivery issues or other reasons, they must contact the Korean Language Institute office for confirmation.
Q. How will the Certificate of Admission be delivered?
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The Korean Language Institute sends the Certificate of Admission via Express Mail Service (EMS).
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Education
Q. How is the curriculum structured?
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The curriculum at the Korean Language Institute is offered as a regular program and is divided into four terms: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. Each term consists of a 10-week course.
Q. How many hours of classes are held per day, and what extracurricular activities are available?
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lasses are held for four hours a day, from Monday to Friday.
In addition to regular classes, the Institute offers a variety of extracurricular activities, including cultural programs, online writing practice, traditional Korean games, cooking classes, Korean speech contests, talent shows, and participation in local festivals.
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University life
Q. What support services are provided for students?
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The Korean Language Institute provides various administrative and daily-life support services to help international students adapt smoothly to life in Korea. These services include assistance with Alien Registration Card issuance, opening bank accounts and issuing debit cards, and enrolling in health insurance.
In addition, assigned faculty members offer regular counseling sessions to support students with academic planning and career pathways after completing the language program.
Q. Is on-campus dormitory accommodation available?
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Sun Moon University gives priority to international students for on-campus dormitory placement, and accommodation is generally available. However, dormitory assignment may vary depending on room availability.
Q. After completing the Korean language program at Sun Moon University, is it possible to enter degree programs at other universities in Korea?
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Students who complete the Korean language program at Sun Moon University may apply to degree programs at other universities in Korea, depending on their individual goals and eligibility requirements.
Q. Where is Sun Moon University located, and how long does it take to travel from Seoul?
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Sun Moon University is located in Asan City, Chungcheongnam-do. It takes approximately 20 minutes to reach downtown Asan.
Asan Station (KTX) is located near the campus, allowing travel to Seoul in about 30 minutes by KTX or approximately one hour by subway.
Q. What convenience facilities are available on campus?
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The campus is equipped with a wide range of convenience facilities, including student cafeterias, convenience stores, cafés, a bank, stationery shops, a photo studio, a hair salon, print cafés, mobile SIM card shops, an optical store, and a health center, ensuring a comfortable campus life for students.
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VISA
Q. How long is the visa period for Korean language training?
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The maximum period of stay for a Korean language training visa (D-4) is up to two years. However, after two years, visa extension may be restricted depending on the applicant’s individual circumstances.
Upon initial entry into Korea, language students are granted a six-month period of stay. Afterward, visa extensions may be applied for on a semester-by-semester basis in accordance with the academic schedule.
Q. What documents are required for visa extension?
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The documents generally required for visa extension are as follows:
-Application for Visa Extension
-Certificate of Enrollment
-Academic Transcript
-Tuition Payment Receipt
※ Additional documents may be required depending on the individual’s immigration status.
Q. Are Korean language students allowed to work part-time?
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Korean language students are eligible to work part-time after six months have passed since their entry into Korea. To work legally, students must obtain permission for “Activities Outside the Scope of Stay,” which can be applied for through the Korean Language Institute office. The maximum allowable working hours vary depending on whether the student holds a TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) certificate, as outlined below:
