How to extend your D2 visa : Guidelines for Students

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Hlw ,I am borhan from bangladesh .as a international students in south korea every students need visa extension after 1 year .here some information which i know from my university international office .

Steps for Visa Extension:

Check Eligibility and Timeline:
- Ensure you are eligible for a visa extension (usually granted if you are continuing your studies).
- Start the process 2-3 months before your current visa expires.
Contact the University’s International Office:
- Visit or contact the international office of your university. They often assist students with the visa extension process and provide the necessary documents.
Gather Required Documents:
- Collect all the required documents (details below).
Submit Application:
- Submit the visa extension application online via the HiKorea website or visit the local immigration office.
- If applying online, you may still need to visit the immigration office for an interview or fingerprinting.
Pay the Application Fee:
- Pay the required fee (around 60,000 KRW as of recent data).
Attend Any Required Appointments:
- You might be asked to attend an interview or provide additional documents.
Wait for Approval:
- Processing time can vary but usually takes 2-4 weeks.
Receive Your Extended Visa:
- If approved, you’ll receive a notification to pick up your ARC (Alien Registration Card) or get it mailed.

Required Documents:

Visa Extension Application Form:
- You can download this from the HiKorea website or get it at the immigration office.
Passport:
- A copy of your passport’s identification page and the page with your current visa.
Alien Registration Card (ARC):
- The original ARC and a photocopy.
University Documents:
- Certificate of Enrollment: Proof that you are currently enrolled in a university program.
- Transcript or Academic Records: Showing satisfactory academic progress.
- Certificate of Attendance: Sometimes required, showing your attendance record.
Financial Documents:
- Bank Statement: Proof of sufficient funds to support yourself during the extended stay (typically showing a balance of around 10 million KRW or more).
- Scholarship Certificate: If applicable, showing any financial aid you are receiving.
Medical Insurance:
- Proof of valid health insurance coverage in South Korea.
Proof of Residence:
- Housing Contract: If living off-campus, a copy of your lease agreement.
- Dormitory Certificate: If living on-campus, a certificate issued by the university dormitory.
Fee Payment Receipt:
- Proof of payment of the visa extension fee.
Additional Documents (if applicable):
- If your studies are delayed for specific reasons (e.g., medical reasons), you may need to provide relevant documentation.

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