Can join
You live in Korea
If you hold a residence card (for example a work, family, or long-term residence status), you can usually join any of our classes.
Who can study with us
We want you to know before you pay: as a private academy, we teach people who are already allowed to be in Korea, and online students anywhere.
Can join
Working holiday
Working holiday makers often take our evening or morning classes alongside work.
Short courses
Short visit, visa-free or K-ETA
Many visitors take a short course of a few weeks. We can’t extend your stay or give documents for a visa, so plan your course within your permitted stay.
Can join
Outside Korea
Take live 1:1 lessons online with our teachers in Seoul.
Not through us
You need a student visa (D-4)
We’re a private academy and can’t issue D-4 visas. For long-term language study, a university Korean language program is the route.
Need a visa to study long-term?
K-Admission, run by the same team, helps international students apply to university Korean language programs (D-4-1) and degree programs. Once you have your visa, you can still take 1:1 or TOPIK lessons with us.
Check your own status
Visa rules depend on your nationality and status. If you’re unsure whether you can take classes, check with the Korea Immigration Service (call 1345) or HiKorea before you enrol.
Not sure which class fits?
Tell us your level and schedule. We’ll suggest a class and a start date, usually within one business day.