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Hello everyone, I hope you’re all doing well. First of all, I would like to sincerely thank Prabin Sir and Suraj Bhai for inviting me to this platform. I’m truly grateful for the opportunity to be part of this community. I hope I can contribute in whatever way possible to help strengthen and uplift this community. I would also be happy to share useful information and guidance regarding Korea, visa-related procedures, required documents, and other important matters that may be helpful to everyone. I look forward to learning from all of you, sharing my knowledge and experiences, and contributing positively to this wonderful community. Thank you once again for having me here. I’m excited to connect and contribute! 🙏

D-2/D-4 students generally need permission before starting a part-time job. Required documents: • Passport & ARC • Employment contract • Business registration certificate • Employer’s ID card • Certificate of enrollment • Academic transcript • Korean proficiency certificate (if applicable) Requirements can vary by visa and study program. Check with your university or 1345 before starting work. [You can apply online through Hikorea and remember it takes around 14 days so make contract to work after 14 days of your signed date]

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🎓 D-2 Visa For international students studying degree programs such as Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD. 📚 D-4 Visa For non-degree training, commonly Korean language programs at university-affiliated language institutes. 👉 Easy to remember: D-4 = Language/Training D-2 = Degree Study Planning to study in Korea? Choose your visa based on your actual study program.

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When you apply for visa your visa screening is done done on basis of your documents and university you applied. Check the image for more information Source:https://www.moj.go.kr/bbs/moj/182/603491/artclView.do

Looking for a part-time job while studying or a full-time job after graduation? Don’t rely only on friends or social media. 📱 Check Korean job platforms such as Albamon, Alba천국, JobKorea and Saramin. 🎓 For international students, also check: • University career centers & job boards • Foreigners-only recruitment information • Government/immigration employment information • Company websites and LinkedIn ⚠️ Before starting a part-time job, check whether your visa allows it and whether you need permission from immigration. 📌 After graduation, start looking early and check which jobs and visa types match your major, qualifications and visa status.