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If your spouse holds E-7-4R or F-2-R, the family route is a C-3-1 and the stay is ninety days - not the long stay an E-7 holder’s family gets on F-3.
C-3-3 is not the visa for getting treatment in Korea. It is the visa for treatment arranged through a registered medical tourism agency - and without one, you are a C-3-1 applicant.
C-4-5 sits in the short-term employment class, so it asks you to prove the work is real. That means a Media Rating Board recommendation your promoter has to obtain.
Parents or family of an F-6 marriage migrant, coming to help with a child. Almost every document describes the child - and a sibling may come only if the parents cannot.
Embassy verification, the one-year provisional certificate rule and four designated hospitals set the timeline for a D-2. Everything else is a matter of weeks.
No embassy verification, no language test, no character certificates. Your Korean enrolment certificate and semester mark sheet replace the lot - and that tells you what is being assessed.
F-3 and the C-3-1 dependent list differ by two items: a TB test and a return flight. A move proves you are healthy to stay; a visit proves you are leaving.
The only route of the twelve asking the sponsor for a criminal record certificate and a credit report, and the only one that warns an interview may follow.
The C-3-4 list differs from short-term general by a single item: business activity materials. That makes the purpose evidence, not the money, the thing that decides it.
Training, events, amateur sport, religious ceremonies, research, general medical treatment. The C-3-1 accepts almost any purpose, so the purpose evidence is everything.
On a C-3-9 tourist application nobody in Korea vouches for you, so every document has to answer one question: will you come back? What the list needs, and why.
Visiting a relative in Korea is a C-3-9, but not the tourist C-3-9. Half the file belongs to your relative, and immediate family are excused their own bank documents.
Most Korean visa applications from Nepal fail on the shape of a document, not on eligibility. Here is what each of the twelve routes requires, why, and the order to collect it in.
Most arrival guides list what you need. This one lists the order. Do these steps out of sequence and you will be sent back to an office you already visited.
Visa extension in Nepal is an online form followed by an in-person visit. The form is easy. The rules around the annual limit are what catch people.
A Nepali bank account turns a lot of daily friction into a card tap. Getting one depends less on the bank you pick than on the visa you hold.
The ARC is the card that unlocks Korea - a phone contract, a bank account, health insurance, a lease. Here is how to get it without a wasted appointment.
Foreign residents staying six months or longer must join Korea’s National Health Insurance. Here is how enrolment works, what it costs monthly, and what it actually covers.
The licence process in Nepal is online-booked and in-person tested. The written exam is memorisation; the trial is the part that fails people.
