| - During the process, all applicants must scan each
following document and upload all the files to our website.
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Your degree (Two options) |
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: Your original diploma (will be returned
to you) |
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: Verification of your degree or
graduation (must be certified with an Apostille) |
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: We encourage you to send in your
original diploma. |
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A set of sealed copy of your official
university transcript |
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A copy of your passport photo page |
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Two copies of signed contract |
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Two passport-sized photos |
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Health statement |
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: Please keep in mind that if you
fill in the blanks with incorrect information, you
will face disadvantages such
as visa disapproval and/or cancellation, deportation,
etc., and travel costs will be at your own expense. |
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Police clearance |
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: A notarized criminal background
check with an Apostille will be required. |
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: Apostille is a method of certifying
a document for use in another country pursuant to
the 1961 Hague Convention. |
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| - You must contact your coordinator if you have any
questions regarding obtaining your documents. |
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| - We require all of the required documents to be sent
by UPS Worldwide or FedEx International: |
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Address: You address will
be available on our website. |
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- Once we receive all the necessary documents, we apply
for your visa with the Korean Immigration Office. After
one week, we receive your visa issuance number, we will send you by email. (some countries
require a visa issuance paper to be sent to the teacher
before they apply in their home country, and we send
the papers when necessary.) |
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- Upon reading our email which notifies you of the visa
issuance number, gather and bring the following documents
to the closest Korean Consulate to your home: |
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Your passport |
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A completed visa application form
with the visa issuance number on it |
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Two passport-sized photos |
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A set of official sealed transcript
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Self-addressed return envelope |
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- Including all of the documents above, you must undergo
an interview with a Korean consular official.
Please
note that this process can take anywhere from 3-5 business
days depending on which consulate you use. |
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| - The interview is to check the qualifications of the
native teachers who applied for the E-2 visa. |
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| - Once you get your passport, you are ready to come
to Korea. |
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- All expenses will be reimbursed.
This includes the visa application form, any fees to get
the police clearance,
and mailing costs of sending the packet to Korea. Keep
your receipts and submit them to GnB upon your arrival
in Korea. |
