Financial Information:
1. Expenses are applied to your U-bill (same for
resident and non-resident):
Tuition
Housing (including winter
break)
Meals
Books & etc.
TOTAL
USD 8,100
USD 3,250
USD 3,750
USD 1,200
USD 16,300
2. Out of Pocket Expenses (same for resident and
non-resident):
Round-trip airfare
Local ground transportation
Meals
Passport
Health insurance/Permit of Stay
Subtotal
$1200
$60 (Per Month)
$3000
$97
$180
$6257
3. Total Expenses:
Total (1) + (2)
ISU tuition discount
Total
Resident
$6257
$0
$6257
Documentation:
1. What is a visa?
A visa is an admission for entrance to Korea that is issued by an immigration
consul.
2. Why do I need a Korean visa for the Yonsei
program?
If you are holding either an American or any of 47
other country’s passport, they can travel in Korea for a
maximum of 180 days without having the visa, but that is
only if you are visiting. Students involved in Yonsei’s
program are required to obtain the visa before entering
Korea.
3. How do I apply for a Korean visa?
You need to visit one of
the visa. If you are far
then you need to mail an
passport and application
the Korean embassies to apply for
away from one of the embassies,
application form along with the
fee.
4. Where are Schengen visa applications processed?
Korean visas for Yonsei Program students are issued by the
Visa Department of the Korean embassy. These embassies are
located in the United States cities of Los Angeles, Chicago
and New York.
5. How long does it take for Schengen visa
applications to be processed?
Processing time usually vary between 10 to 30 business
days.
Dates for 2007-2008 year:
Term
Fall
Spring
Start
08/25/07
02/25/08
End
12/21/07
06/22/08
Contact Information:
Position
Name
Phone No
E-mail
Dean
Associate Dean
Ha, Yeonseob
Kim, Joongi,
J.D
Kim, Taehwan,
+82-2-2123-3485
82-2-2123-3489
hays@yonsei.ac.kr
kimjg@yonsei.ac.kr
82-2-2123-6491
tk41@yonsei.ac.kr
Cho, Joon Sik
82-2-2123-3484
sooyunchun@yonsei.ac.kr
Academic
Advisor &
Special Program
Director
General Manager