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26 opportunities · checked Nov 4, 2026

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Nov 6in 1 dayKorea University International Winter Campus applications closeShort program Nov 8in 3 daysOASIS-1, 11th cohort: startup visa points course in EnglishStartup Nov 12in 7 daysYonsei winter program (WAY) applications closeShort program Nov 18in 13 days2026 Seoul Global Job Fair, SETEC, SeoulJob fair · in Korea Nov 27in 22 days2nd Global Foreigner Job Fair, Seongdong-gu, SeoulJob fair · in Korea Dec 4in 29 daysTaiwan working holiday window closes, or earlier if the 800 places fillWorking holiday Dec 11in 36 daysSeoul Global Membership for foreign startups (SVC) applications closeStartup Dec 24in 49 daysSeoul National University Korean program, spring term applications closeLanguage Dec 30in 55 daysStartup Korea special visa applications closeStartup Jan 14in 70 daysKAIST international undergraduate applications close (scholarship covers tuition)Study Jan 15in 71 daysSogang Korean Language Education Center, spring term applications closeLanguage Jan 15in 71 daysYonsei Korean Language Institute, spring term applications closeLanguage Jan 22in 78 daysKorea University Korean Language Center, spring term applications closeLanguage

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Ministry of Justice

Job-seeker visa (D-10-1) (구직)

Visa routeD-10-1. From abroad, a 6-month single-entry visa. Up to 3 years in total, depending on your points.

Checked Nov 4, 2026 against hikorea.go.kr

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What it is

After a bachelor's degree, the D-10 visa gives you time in Korea to look for a job. It is a points visa for looking for a job. You cannot take a regular job on it, but short internships that pay a training allowance are allowed.

Who can apply

Bachelor's degree or higher, and 60 of 190 points. Points come from age, degree, Korean (TOPIK), work experience, and study or training in Korea, plus bonus items such as a top-ranked university, Fortune 500 work, or a STEM degree. Immigration-law violations subtract points.

Cost or pay

The visa fee, plus proof of funds in a bank account

Visa

D-10-1. From abroad, a 6-month single-entry visa. Up to 3 years in total, depending on your points.

Next deadline

No fixed date

Apply at a Korean consulate in your home country or the country where you live.

How to apply

Check the rules on the official page to see if you can apply.
Get your documents ready.
Check the official page for the steps.