FAQs
Eligibility and Documentation
Who is eligible to attend an international school in Korea?
- A student having one or more parents holding a nationality that is not South Korean as verified by an alien registration card and Korean family registry
- A student who has lived overseas for no less than three years (1,095 days) as verified by the entry and exit certificate issued by the Korean immigration department
- A student currently enrolled at an accredited international school in Korea
- A student with six semesters of official report cards and a letter of attendance from an overseas school. Note: six semesters status applies only to students in elementary first grade and above
Who is eligible to attend an international school in Korea?
- A student having one or more parents holding a nationality that is not South Korean as verified by an alien registration card and Korean family registry
- A student who has lived overseas for no less than three years (1,095 days) as verified by the entry and exit certificate issued by the Korean immigration department
- A student currently enrolled at an accredited international school in Korea
- A student with six semesters of official report cards and a letter of attendance from an overseas school. Note: six semesters status applies only to students in elementary first grade and above