New visa policies aim to attract global expertise as demographic and cultural challenges threaten economic stability
South Korea’s Ministry of Justice has announced an expansion of its Research Student (D-2-5) and Researcher (E-3) visa programs, aiming to attract global talent in science and technology fields.
This policy shift allows top-ranked domestic universities to invite foreign undergraduate students as research students and waives E-3 visa experience requirements for holders of exceptional foreign master’s degrees.
South Korea’s Ministry of Justice has announced an expansion of its Research Student (D-2-5) and Researcher (E-3) visa programs, aiming to attract global talent in science and technology fields.
This policy shift allows top-ranked domestic universities to invite foreign undergraduate students as research students and waives E-3 visa experience requirements for holders of exceptional foreign master’s degrees.
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