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D-2 visa သက်တမ်းတိုးဖို့ စာရွက်စာတမ်း
D-2 visa သက်တမ်းကုန်တော့မယ်။ 출입국관리사무소 သွားရမယ်လား၊ ဘာစာရွက်စာတမ်းတွေလိုအပ်သလဲ သိရင်ပြောပေးပါနော်။ deadline နီးနေလို့ စိတ်လှုပ်ရှားနေပါတယ်ရှင့်...
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D-2 visa သက်တမ်းကုန်တော့မယ်။ 출입국관리사무소 သွားရမယ်လား၊ ဘာစာရွက်စာတမ်းတွေလိုအပ်သလဲ သိရင်ပြောပေးပါနော်။ deadline နီးနေလို့ စိတ်လှုပ်ရှားနေပါတယ်ရှင့်...
ကျွန်မသမီးလေးကို 중앙대학교 မှာ လေ့လာဖို့ စီစဉ်နေပါတယ်ရှင့်။ ကိုရီးယားမှာ နေထိုင်သက်တမ်းက ဘယ်လိုအခြေအနေနဲ့ ရှိလဲဆိုတာ သိချင်ပါတယ်။ နေကြတယ်ဆိုတာ လွယ်လွယ်ကူကူ ဖြစ်မလား၊ စားသောက်နေရတာမှာ အခက်အခဲတွေ ရှိနိုင်သလားလည်း စိတ်ပူမိပါတယ်။ နောက်ပြီး အသုံးအေဆာင်တွေ သယ်သွားရတယ်ဆိုတော့ 편의점 နဲ့ 다이소 မှာ ဘာတွေ ဝယ်လို့ရသလဲလည်း သိချင်ပါတယ်။ သမီးလေးအနေနဲ့ ကိုယ်တိုင် စားသောက်ရတာခက်ခဲမလားလည်း မေးချင်ပါတယ်ရှင်။
Guys... I've been in Korea for about five months now. I have a hard time eating breakfast. I always go to the convenience store to buy it. I can't make it at home like I used to. It's also hard to find Myanmar style breakfasts. Sometimes I try to eat at 다이소, but... I'd like to hear any tips.
Hello. I am studying IT diploma in Mandalay and preparing to apply for data science at Korea, 전남대학교. I would like to know how new people like me live in Korea. I would like to know about food, how to find markets, how to use convenience stores, how to use transportation cards, and T-money. Is transportation and food delivery convenient?
Hello, I have been living in Korea for over a year and would like to know how people live their day to day lives. I am an alumni, but my friends say that they are bored with eating out at home. In Korea, we often use convenience stores and 다이소. We also often use delivery services. For transportation, it is convenient to use T-money, but sometimes we get lost. Please share some useful tips from your own experience.
Hello. My daughter wants to attend a foreign language university in South Korea, and as her father, I'm gathering information. I've heard that the application process in South Korea is different from the Japanese system of "susi" and "jeongsi." I would appreciate it if you could clearly explain the application process, required documents, and timeline. Also, the application websites are mostly in Korean, which is frankly confusing, and I'd like to know the approximate costs of tuition (deungro) and living expenses, including dormitory fees. My daughter speaks Korean at a conversational level, but I'm unsure whether she should apply through an "e-hakdang" (language school) or apply directly to a department. Furthermore, if you have any experience with living in South Korea, I would appreciate information on things like the availability of support and consultation services for Japanese students, safety, and how to handle illness. I apologize for the lack of coherence, but I would like to hear the honest opinions of those with experience.
Guys, I want to study Computer Science at Yeonsei University. The English information on the admissions website is a bit confusing. What kind of documents do international students need? I'm about to graduate from 12th grade, and I only have TOPIK1. Do I need to take any additional tests? What are the tuition fees and scholarship opportunities, and is it easy to get into a dormitory? How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Seoul, or is it possible to live in a dorm for the first year? If anyone knows, please explain step by step? I'm thinking... I'm thinking about many questions.
Guys, I need some specific information on how to apply to Hanyang University. I want to study chemistry, but what documents do they require at the admissions office? I don't know Korean at all, so I'm researching on my own. How much are the tuition and fees? What are the housing and dormitories like? Also, do I have to study at a language school or can I go straight into my major? I'm wondering what to look for when choosing a school. What are the shortcuts?
Hi, I'm Sato, and I'm aiming to attend the Department of International Relations at Yonsei University starting next year. This will be my first time attending a university in Korea, so I'm honestly not sure where to start gathering information. I've looked at the admissions website, but the required documents and application schedule are completely different from Japanese universities, which is confusing. I'm also really worried about the tuition fees... I've heard that Yonsei is more expensive than other universities, but how does it compare to private universities in Tokyo? I'm also wondering if I should consider admission via a language program or transfer admission. I'm also undecided about where to live, between Sinchon and Gangnam, and accessibility is important, right? I'm thinking about so many things that I'm starting to get confused. For those of you who have actually attended university in Korea, what was it like?
This is my first time asking a question. My daughter wants to attend a foreign language university in Korea, and I understand that she needs to score well on the Korean Language Proficiency Test (TOPIK) as an admission requirement. I would like to know specifically which level is required, and what kind of study methods are effective for preparing for the exam. I would also appreciate any advice on the process in Korea, such as the exam format and testing centers. As a parent, I would like to know if there is anything I can do to support her.
Guys, I'm going to study chemistry at Hanyang University. What level of TOPIK is required? I don't know Korean at all, what materials do I use and how do I prepare? What are the detailed procedures for the exam and admission?
Guys, I'm currently in Mongolia, preparing for TOPIK2 to enter Gyeonghee University in October. The school's requirement is TOPIK2, but what exactly should I practice and what should I pay attention to? I find the writing section of the 한국어력스티국 the most intimidating. How can I improve my listening and reading?
Guys, I'm planning to take the Korean Proficiency Test this October. I need to get TOPIK2 level 4 to qualify for PNU's master's program. I'm fine with listening and reading, but I'm a little low on the writing section. What's the best way to prepare? Should I go to a training center or can I prepare at home?
My name is Sato, and I'm aiming for regular admission to Yonsei University. I'm currently at TOPIK Level 2, and I'd like to get Level 4 on the next exam. I'm particularly weak in writing and reading, and I'd like to know what study methods are effective. Could you recommend any study materials I can use while in Japan, or any strategies that have actually helped you?
Guys, are there any opportunities to try out outside of class when you come to Yeonse University? I wanted to ask if there is a student club or a Mongolian student group. I searched on social media but couldn't find any specific information. I was wondering if it would be useful for making friends or learning a language.
Guys, the D-2 visa renewal period is about to expire. What documents do I need to submit? Do I need to go directly to the Immigration Office, or can I make an appointment at Hikorea?
I've been feeling unwell and have been so busy that I just realized my D-2 visa's entry period expires next week... I haven't even made an entry/exit appointment yet. Could someone with experience please tell me what documents I need and what to do if I can't get an appointment through Hikorea? I'm going to Central University.
Hello, my daughter's D-2 visa is about to expire. Do I have to go to the Immigration Bureau to renew it, or can I apply through the hikorea website? I need to know urgently.
Guys, do you often go to convenience stores? I usually go there after school in the evening to buy something easy. I usually buy ramen, triangle kimbap, and yogurt. Even everyday items seem expensive at convenience stores. Some people say that it's cheaper to buy them at 다이소. How do you decide? What is the best thing to buy at a convenience store?
My D-2 visa expires next week, and I'd like to double-check the required documents because I'm worried I might have missed something. I've looked at the Immigration and Entry/Exit Office website, but I'm still not sure... If anyone has recently extended their visa, I'd appreciate it if you could tell me what you need to do.
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