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South Korea is bucking anti-immigration trends by making it easier for foreign students to study and settle

Korean-speaking international students can now skip financial-proof requirements to attend university.

Brian Mikael Cheng
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South Korea’s Ministry of Justice has announced sweeping visa reforms to make it easier for international students to enter the country. It plans to waive proof-of-funds requirements for Korean-proficient students, ease part-time work rules and open new pathways for graduates to find jobs and settle in South Korea.

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