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Home VISA INFORMATION General E2 Visa Process - Private Language Schools

General E2 Visa Process - Private Language Schools

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Getting an E2 Visa for Private Language Schools, Private Schools and International Schools

  1. First you send your documents to Korea (by DHL, FedEx or UPS)
    • Required Documents:
      1. original degree
      2. 2 sets of sealed university transcripts
      3. notarized criminal background check and appropriate or applicable apostille authentication
      4. health check statement 
      5. photocopy of the information page of your passport
      6. copy of your resume
      7. a signed copy of the contract
      8. 2 passport sized photos
    • Do NOT send your documents via the Post Office or Purolator. Delivery can take 5 days to 2 weeks or more and there is no way for us or the school to keep track of your documents once they are in Korea (UPS can't track it within Korea).
    • This will cost $40 to $80 to send depending on the company you chose, the weight and the service you use. It sounds rather expensive- and it is- but well worth it when you are sending your original degree, transcripts and your record check that all can take a very long time to replace if lost.
  2. Send tracking number to Footprints
    • Once you've sent your documents, please retain a copy of your invoice with the tracking # of your package and the address you sent it to and please send Footprints a copy of the tracking number and tell us what company you used.
  3. Once the school has received all of your documents, they will bring your documents to their local immigration office.
  4. Within 7-10 working days, the immigration office will issue a Confirmation of Visa Issuance Number.
    • The number will look something like this: UJBO 08007392 (The first four characters are letters, the remaining characters are numbers)
  5. The school will then forward this number (by e-mail) to you (or us). You will need this code to put on your visa application for the consulate.
  6. Interview at the Korean Consulate - please review the information specific to your nationality. 
    • Please also be advised that the process CAN be different for individuals who have accepted teaching contracts with the Ministry of Education.


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Marie Bourgeois “I just wanted to say thank you all for your help with the application procedure for teaching in Korea! You helped make it go very smoothly! I've heard stories from teachers who've had a difficult time with it but I must say, I've had a great experience with Footprints and I recommend you to anyone looking to teach in Korea. Nice quick, straight-forward approach to providing information. Friendly staff too! :) Thanks again! By the way, did I mention I love Korea?! :) ”


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