IMMIGRATION

A South Korean Resident Visa allows foreigners to live in South Korea for an extended period, either for work, family, or other specific reasons. These visas are generally part of the F-Series, which includes visas for long-term residents, family members, and permanent residency. Below are the common types of Resident Visas and their application process. … Read more

A South Korean Transit Visa is required if you’re transiting through South Korea and need to stay for a short period before continuing your journey to another country. However, many travelers do not need a transit visa if they are only staying in the airport’s transit area for a short time. Here’s what you need … Read more

The South Korean Student Visa (D-Series) allows foreign students to study in South Korea for an extended period. There are different categories of student visas depending on the type of education you will pursue, such as undergraduate, graduate, or language studies. Here’s an overview of the most common student visas under the D-Series and the … Read more

A South Korean Work Visa allows foreigners to work legally in South Korea. The most common work visas are issued under the E-Series, which cater to different types of employment. Here’s a breakdown of the key work visa categories and the application process: Types of Work Visas (E-Series): E-1 Professor Visa: For individuals working as … Read more

The Tourist Visa (C-3-9) is issued by South Korea for short-term stays, typically for tourism purposes. Here’s a step-by-step guide for applying for this visa: Eligibility for Tourist Visa (C-3-9): This visa is generally for tourists who wish to stay in South Korea for 90 days or less. You must apply for the visa before … Read more

A National Visa (Type D) for Poland is a long-term visa that allows you to stay in Poland for more than 90 days, up to a year, with the possibility of extending it or applying for a residence permit. This visa is typically issued for purposes such as work, study, family reunification, or other long-term … Read more

A Schengen Visa allows you to travel to and stay in the Schengen Area, which includes Poland and 25 other European countries, for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Here’s a step-by-step guide to applying for a Schengen Visa for Poland: Determine the Purpose of Your Visit Tourism Business Family Visit Medical Treatment … Read more