Admissions Lab 어드미션스 랩 — Study in South Korea

Services

Easy study abroad, handled by experts

Complete support from your first question to your first day on campus — and because we live in Korea, it does not end when the visa is stamped.

🏛️

University selection & applications

Bachelor's, Master's and PhD programs matched to your profile, budget and goals.

🏅

Scholarship guidance

University scholarships covering up to full tuition — we find what you qualify for.

📑

Documentation support

Transcripts, HEC attestation, recommendations, statements — prepared right the first time.

🛂

D-2 student visa guidance

Bank statement rules, parent affidavits, and the embassy process in Islamabad.

💰

Financial planning

Clear guidance on tuition, living costs, and the funds you must show — no surprises.

🏠

Support after arrival

Dormitory settling, alien registration, and real help on the ground in Daegu.

Universities

Where you can apply

We focus on universities with strong English-track programs and genuine support for international students.

Kyungdong University Global Campus with mountains behind — Kyungdong University — Global Campus

Students walking through the main gate of Kwangju Women's University — Kwangju Women's University

Kyungdong University (Global Campus) Kwangju Women's University Tongmyong University Daegu University Sun Moon University Kyungsung University Dong-A University Catholic Kwandong University Kyungdong University (Global Campus) Kwangju Women's University Tongmyong University Daegu University Sun Moon University Kyungsung University Dong-A University Catholic Kwandong University

Popular majors: Computer Science · Artificial Intelligence · Smart Computing · Business Administration · Hotel Management

How it works

Five steps to your Korean university

A clear sequence, so you always know exactly where your application stands.

Free consultation

We assess your grades, English level, budget and goals — on WhatsApp or in person.

University & scholarship match

We shortlist programs where you have a genuine chance of admission and funding.

Documents & application

You gather documents with our checklist; we prepare and submit the application.

Admission & visa

After the admission letter arrives, we guide the D-2 visa file for the embassy.

Fly to Korea

Pre-departure briefing, and our team in Daegu helps you settle in after you land.

Who we are

We took this journey ourselves

Admissions Lab was founded by PhD graduates of Korean universities. We personally went through the admissions, scholarship and visa process we now guide you through.

Director, Pakistan Operations · Your first point of contact

Irfan Ullah Khan, PhD

PhD in Molecular Biology (Korea). Postdoc, Seoul National University (2021–2025). Research Professor, Korea University, Seoul (2019–2020). Every application is guided personally from Mardan, with our team in Korea handling the university side.

📍 Charsadda Road, Mardan, KPK · 📱 +92 313 9533337 (Call · WhatsApp)

Happy students

They got their 합격 — you can too

Students we guided to admission in Korean universities, in their own words.

합격 "

I had good grades but no idea how Korean admissions work. Admissions Lab shortlisted the right university for my field, prepared my documents step by step, and guided my whole visa file. When my acceptance letter from Kyungdong University arrived, my family could not believe how smooth it was. Now I am starting my degree in AI in Korea.

Shehram AlamBS Artificial Intelligence · Kyungdong University (Global Campus)

합격 "

What I liked most is that they never overpromised. They told me honestly which programs matched my profile, helped me with the bank statement rules that confuse everyone, and checked every document before submission. I got admitted to Kwangju Women's University in Global Convergence, and the team was answering my WhatsApp messages even after my admission.

Abdul HaseebBS Global Convergence · Kwangju Women's University

Book appointment

Talk to us — it's free

Fill in the form and press the button — it opens WhatsApp with your details ready to send. We reply the same day.

Prefer to talk directly?
📱 WhatsApp / Call: +92 313 9533337
📧 irfanmhmand@gmail.com
📍 Charsadda Road, Mardan, KPK

Documents

Send us your documents

Once we confirm your university shortlist, send clear scans or photos of the documents below. We check every file before anything is submitted to a university or embassy.

Passport (photo page)
Educational certificates & transcripts — attested by HEC or the related board
English language certificate (IELTS preferred)
Bank statement — last 6 months (see the money rules)
Parent financial affidavit + parents' passport/CNIC, if sponsored
Birth certificate or NADRA Family Registration Certificate (FRC)
Passport-size photograph (white background)

Send via WhatsApp Send via email

🔒 A secure online student portal for document upload and application tracking is in development. Until it launches, WhatsApp and email submissions are reviewed personally by our team and stored securely.

💰 The money rules — read before sending bank statements

The statement must cover the last 6 months and show enough funds for your full stay as stated on the Certificate of Admission.
The required balance must have been held for at least 1 month — no last-minute deposits.
The statement must be issued no more than 2 weeks before your visa application date.

Ask question

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to speak Korean?

No — we place students in English-taught programs. Learning basic Korean helps with daily life, and most universities offer free Korean classes after you arrive.

How much does studying in Korea cost?

Tuition at our partner universities typically ranges from about USD 2,000 to 4,000 per semester before scholarships. Many students receive scholarships covering 30% to 100% of tuition. Living costs are roughly USD 400–600 per month outside Seoul.

What IELTS score do I need?

Most English-track programs ask for IELTS 5.5–6.0. Some universities accept alternatives — tell us your situation and we will match you accordingly.

Can I work part-time as a student?

Yes — D-2 visa holders can work part-time (typically up to 20 hours per week during semesters) after receiving permission, usually from the second semester onward.

What are your fees?

The first consultation is free, and our service fee depends on the program and support level you choose. We explain all fees clearly in writing before you commit to anything — no hidden charges at any stage.

Study in
South Korea

English-taught programs — no Korean required to start

Registered consultancy in the Republic of Korea

Real offices — meet us in Mardan or Daegu

Same-day replies on WhatsApp