Long-term(1 year) Visa to teach a Foreign Language (E-2) for People who wish to teach foreign languages at language institutes, primary schools or higher, or other educational facilities.
Visa Documents
+++ Sealed official transcript is not needed by the immigration in Korea but would be needed by the Korean consulate where you are
going to apply for your visa, so it is very important for you to contact them and make sure if you need to prepare it
or not. (The information on their website could be old information, so make a call and ask them in personto assure accurate
information)
Updated on March 7, 2013
+++ Optional documents - Notarized Teaching Certification or Language Certificate such as TESOL, TEFL, TESL or CELTA more
than 100 hours or teaching credential.
Updated on March 20, 2013
Visa Transfer (D10<->E2)
Updated on March 7, 2013
+++ It will take about a week to transfer a D10 to an E2 visa, so make sure that you have enough time to get it done before you start your
new contract.
Updated on March 21, 2013
Visa Processing
< Before the arrival in Korea >
+++ If you are applying for your visa via mailing service, include a prepaid self-addressed envelope so that you will be able to receive it
back. Make sure it is registered mailing service with a tracking number.
+++ Sealed official transcript is not needed by the immigration in Korea, but would be needed by the Korean consulate where you are
going to apply for your visa, so it is very important for you to contact them and make sure if you need it
or not. (The information on their website could be old information, so make a call and ask them in person to assure accurate
information)
< After the arrival in Korea >
Updated on March 21, 2013
< Before the arrival in Korea >
+++ If you are applying for your visa via mailing service, include a prepaid self-addressed envelope so that you will be able to receive it
back. Make sure it is registered mailing service with a tracking number.
+++ Sealed official transcript is not needed by the immigration in Korea, but would be needed by the Korean consulate where you are
going to apply for your visa, so it is very important for you to contact them and make sure if you need to prepare it
or not. (The information on their website could be old information, so make a call and ask them in person to assure accurate
information)
Updated on March 21, 2013
< After the arrival in Korea >
Updated on March 21, 2013