Korean visa documents checklist — this guide shows exactly what to prepare, common mistakes to avoid, and how to stay lawful with JS Network.

1) Confirm Your Visa Type
Experience: A Vietnamese engineer assumed an E-7 submission needed only a contract and passport. He missed the employer registration details and degree verification—costing three extra months.
- Identify your category (D-2 study, E-7 skilled work, F-6 marriage).
- Write down the official list from HiKorea.

2) Core Identity Documents
- Passport valid for 6 + months
- Passport photos (white background)
- Application form with consistent name spelling

3) Academic & Professional Proof
Experience: An Indonesian applicant submitted a degree certificate stamped only by her university; the embassy required an Apostille.
- Degree certificates and transcripts (originals + translations)
- Professional licenses (notarized copies if required)

4) Financial Evidence
Experience: A Filipino trainee submitted a bank statement issued 45 days earlier; the officer wanted one within 30 days—two months lost.
- Recent bank statements, sponsorship letters, or guarantee forms
- Names and dates must match your passport exactly

5) Translation & Notarization
- Translate every non-Korean document; use certified translators.
- Bundle originals + translations together.
- Check names and dates carefully.

6) Final Review Checklist
- Compare spellings, dates, and ID numbers.
- Confirm all stamps and signatures.
- Scan to PDF/A and back up in cloud storage.
Personal Note: The last 10 minutes of checking usually save 10 weeks of waiting.
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