Complete Korea Support

From application preparation to getting ready for Korea.

Complete Korea Support is our most comprehensive service for students and families who want continued guidance beyond university applications.

We support you through applications to up to three Korean universities and, following admission, help you navigate the practical next steps involved in preparing to study and live in South Korea.

Who is this for?

This is best suited to students and families who:

• Want comprehensive support rather than managing each stage independently
• Are preparing applications to Korean universities
• Want continued guidance after receiving admission
• Need help understanding student visa preparation and documentation
• Want support planning accommodation and preparing for departure
• Would value a parent/family briefing before the move

What's included

Everything included in Application Support, plus:

• Post-admission next-step guidance
• Student visa preparation guidance
• Visa-document checklist and review
• Accommodation planning guidance
• Pre-departure consultation
• Parent/family briefing
• Korea arrival preparation
• One post-arrival check-in

Visa support

HARU provides guidance on the student visa preparation process and helps you understand the documents and steps involved.

We do not issue visas, make immigration decisions or guarantee visa approval. Visa decisions are made by the relevant Korean authorities.

Important exclusions

Unless specifically stated otherwise, your service fee does not include university fees, tuition, deposits, government or visa fees, document legalisation, translations, courier charges, flights, accommodation or other third-party expenses.

Admission, scholarship and visa outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

HOW IT WORKS
Stage 1 – Applications: everything in Application Support.
Stage 2 – After admission: visa document review, accommodation planning, pre-departure consultation and a family briefing, all scheduled around your visa and travel dates.
Stage 3 – After arrival: one check-in once you've settled in Korea.

Documents: email and Google Docs
Updates: WhatsApp
Calls and briefings: Google Meet