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National Institute for International Education (NIIED)

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. Daily Life 21

1. Entry to Korea 21

2. Financial Support 22

3. Procedures for Residence and Re-entry 24

4. Home-Return 27

. Studying in Korea 30

1. Korean Language Courses 30

2. Graduate School Admission and Study 30

. Guide for Life in Korea 35

. Other Information 41

Major Related Institutions 41

Other Major Institutions 42

Transportation and Sketch Map showing The Way to NIIED 43

. Diplomatic Missions in Korea 44

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Website : www.niied.go.kr (NIIED), www.studyinkorea.go.kr (GKS)

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Alumni Network 02-3668-1342 kworldlove@moe.go.kr 02-3668-13 piazza31@moe.go.kr

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When calling within a province, dial phone number only ( ) For a long-distance call, dial area code and then phone number. 100 (, ) For other inquiries, dial 100 (Free of charge in the daytime)

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. Daily life

1. Entry to Korea

(1) Entry Date

You should enter Korea no later than August 29th, 2013. Suggested period of entry is between August 27th and August29th. A staff from your language institution or degree institution will pick you up at the airport. If your entry is delayed beyond the deadline, you will not longer be qualified for this scholarship. Furthermore, your entry in 2014 will not be accepted for any reason.

(2) Passport

You should apply for a passport in person at the relevant authorities (Korean missions) in your home country.

(3) Visa

After obtaining a passport, you should directly apply for a visa for entrance into Korea at the appropriate consular section of the Korean embassy in your home country. Along with the required documents which should be authenticated by contacting the aforementioned consular section, please bring the invitation issued by the Korean government scholarship program and/or an admission letter from the university. Different visa status will be assigned according to the purpose of entry into Korea; a short-term visa(D-4) is issued to take a Korean language course. On the other hand, students who are entering a degree institution in September 2013 must have on hand an acceptance letter from their selected universities, and then apply for a D-2 visa. A visa for entrance into Korea is to be obtained only in Korean embassies outside Korea; D-class visas are NOT issued upon arrival. Finally, students who are coming to Korea via another country because there is no direct flight from their country of residence, should also apply for a visa of transit for that country. You had better inquire the transit country of the transit visa directly because it varies depending on the countries.

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(4) Airline Ticket and Notification of Itinerary

NIIED provides (electronic) air tickets for grantees in cooperation with the recommending institutions, including Korean embassies and universities. However, some grantees will be given a paper air ticket in person or by post due to exceptional circumstances. You should be careful of checking your email periodically until you enter Korea not to miss the air ticket or some important information. If your entry schedule changes due to an urgent matter, you should immediately contact NIIED through your recommending institution. If you purchase an air ticket personally, owing to exceptional circumstances, you should notify your language or degree institution of your itinerary immediately. Then, you can be reimbursed for your airfare through your language or degree institution after your entry.

The air-ticket fee will not be provided if you have remained in Korea for your

work or study as of the confirmation date of selection of scholarship students. When booking an air-ticket for Korea, you should make a reservation of a

non-stop flight. If this impossible, you may fly via another country. Any additional air fare which is to be spent in coming into Korea by way of some places due to the personal reasons and the other expenses for local flights or transportation should be borne by you. The traveler's insurance fee for entry or return flight should be borne by you.

2. Financial Support

(1) Duration of Scholarship

Grantees will be provided up to one year of Korean language courses before beginning graduate school. Subsequently, after being enrolled into a degree program, grantees will be funded for the subsequent 2 years for a master's degree program, or 3 years for a doctoral degree program.

Scholarship funding will end upon the day when a grantee obtain his or her degree, even though this date may fall earlier than the official scholarship termination.

(2) Scholarship Benefits

Airfare : NIIED will provide an economy class ticket from the international airport nearest

your residence in your country to Korea, and thereafter, a return ticket of the same category

to your country of residence after completion of your degree program.

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1) If a grantee cancels the scholarship and return home, airfare and other costs should be borne by the grantee and the Repatriation Allowance will not be granted except for the cases approved by NIIED (such as serious illness, severance of diplomatic relations, war, and other natural disasters).

2) Any grantee who quits the program within the first 3 months after ones entrance into Korea, must refund all scholarship fees immediately (The airfare for arriving into Korea, settlement allowance, monthly allowance, Korean language training expenses, etc.).

Monthly Allowance : You will receive 900,000 won per month for living expenses

which will be deposited into your own Korean bank account. You can request help

from your university in opening your account and getting a cash-card.

Tuition Fees : Under the auspices of the Korean government, you are eligible for a

tuition waiver for your graduate study. Tuition fees may differ slightly depending on

your university and major, but NIIED covers costs up to five million won (5,000,000

won) and then universities pay the excess.

Language Training Expenses : NIIED directly pays the designated language training

institution the costs for Korean language studies.

Settlement Allowance : 200,000 won to be disbursed through the language institution

or degree institution.

Repatriation Allowance : To be paid in the sum of 100,000 won upon completion of studies through the degree institution.

Medical Insurance : NIIED provides the grantee with health insurance fee up to 20,000 won per month during the period of his/her study program in Korea.

The student council fee and alumni association fee should be borne by you.

(3) Temporary Suspension and Cancellation of Scholarship

The scholarship will be canceled in any of the following cases: Discovery of falsification of any of the statements made on any of the application

materials or submitted documents, or discovery of insufficient qualifications to be a grantee;

When you have been punished by the university for violating the guidelines and regulations established by the university;

When you have participated in a disruptive and/or illegal political act;

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When you do not abide by the regulations and conditions for the scholarship program of NIIED, which you have pledged to follow when applying for scholarship;

When you have received more than three warnings stemming from unwarranted absence without notice during the Korean Language Program;

Failure to acquire more than 2/3 of the credits of the courses registered due to discontinuation of study without permission from the NIIED;

Failure to submit a request for re-enrollment to the university and not notifying the NIIED of re-enrollment without any proper reasons not later than one month after the period of leave of absence from study ends;

When a grantee returns to his/her country of origin or to another country for the purpose of joining an exchange program between the Korean and foreign universities;

When a grantee gets more than three warnings due to temporary leaving Korea without notice or no entry within a certain of period time after his/her temporary departure;

Failure to reach Level 3 in TOPIK after completion of the Korean Language Course. During a degree course, as for the temporary departure exceeding 30 days per

semester (including vacation), living allowance for the exceeding period is not to be given, even though a grantee may have received prior permission from NIIED.

Living and research allowance for the period of leave of absence from study will not be provided.

During the Korean language course (including vacation), living allowance for the period when you leave Korea temporarily will not be provided.

3. Procedures for Residence and Re-entry (1) Immigration Registration

Alien Registration and Notification of arrival to foreign missions in Korea: You must register your occupation and address at the Korea Immigration Service Office, within 90 days after arrival. You are also advised to notify your nation's embassy of your arrival.

Place : Korea Immigration Service office Required documents : One application form, one original certificate of university

enrollment (issued by the university), one government grantee certification (issued by the NIIED), passport, one photograph (3cm4cm), fee (paid in cash)

A foreigner who has changed one's status of sojourn, must register with the Immigration Office in person immediately.

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Notification of changes of school and address : You must register any change of your school and address at the Immigration Office, Ministry of Justice within 14 days.

Place : Korean Immigration Service office Required documents : one application form, passport, alien registration card

You must always carry the ID card issued by the Immigration Office during your

stay in Korea. Notification of change of address or telephone number : In case of any changes

made to your address or telephone number, you should notify the university and the Immigration Office immediately.

If a registered foreigner does not notify the Immigration Office within 14 days after changing his/her address and/or telephone number, he/she will face a penalty from violating Korean Immigration Law Article 35.

Re-issuance of alien registration card : In case of the loss of alien registration card, you should notify the Immigration Office immediately.

Required documents : One application form, passport, one photo (3cm4cm), a receipt of the report of the loss (issued by a police office), one Government grantee certification (issued by the NIIED), processing fee

(2) Change of status of sojourn

When you change your status of sojourn, you must submit the required documents to the Immigration Office for a new visa. If you do not obtain permission for a change of status of sojourn before your current status of sojourn expires, you will be charged for violating the immigration law. (e.g. D-4 D-2)

Place : Immigration office or branch office Required documents : Application form, passport, alien license, certificate of admission,

certificate of scholarship (issued by NIIED, needed for waiver of processing fee) * Some immigration offices may require additional documents.

(3) Extension of sojourn period

Grantees who possesses a D-2 visa and gets permission of extension of his or her scholarship period to complete a thesis from NIIED must submit the documents required to extend his or her sojourn period to an immigration office before his or her current visa is expired.

Place : Immigration office or branch office Required documents : Application form, passport, alien license, certificate of enrollment

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(issued by university), certificate of scholarship (issued by NIIED, needed for waiver of processing fee; recommendation letter from academic advisor is not required)

* Some immigration offices may require additional documents.

(4) Temporary Departure and Re-entry

Temporary departure Permitted period of temporary departure : Temporary departures, including vacation,

cannot exceed 60 days at a time and 90 days per year, within the limits of the period that does not hinder the grantee in his/her study.

Notification of temporary departure : When you would like to leave Korea temporarily, you must notify your university through its international office and submit the required documents prior to temporary departure.

In accordance with NIIED policy, grantees are not permitted to leave Korea temporarily while taking the Korean language courses in the first year. However, only during vacation periods, temporary departure not exceeding 4 weeks are allowed, provided that you have received the approval of the president of your language institute. However, in cases of emergency such as the passing of a family member, you may leave Korea during the normal school period for a time not exceeding 2 weeks if you can first provide sufficient evidence of the emergency to the language institute and obtain approval of the president.

In case that grantees in the Korean language course leave Korea temporarily at any time during the first year (including the vacation period), living allowance for said period of absence will not be provided.

Re-entry Re-entry permit : Before you leave Korea, you must obtain a re-entry permit at the

Immigration Office by submitting the required documents. The maximum period of a re-entry permit is one year for one re-entry, and two years for more than two re-entries.

Required documents : Application form, passport, alien license, certificate of Korean Government scholarship, certificate of enrollment or written opinion by an academic advisor, A fee

Notification of re-entry : When you re-enter Korea after returning from your temporary departure, you must notify the universitys international office of your re-entry within 3 days after your re-entry by submitting a copy of your passport.

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Application for Leave of Absence from study : When you would like to pause

temporarily from study, you should get permission from the university in advance by submitting the following documents before submission of an application for Leave of Absence from study to the university you attend.

1. A copy of diagnosis (In case of medical leave of absence) 2. Application for leave of absence 3. Permission of leave of absence from university and written opinion of academic

advisor Period of Leave of Absence from study and its extension : The period of Leave of

Absence from study is to be decided by the university you attend, but it cannot exceed more than one year. Extension beyond one year is only permitted in such cases as caused by natural calamities, serious illness or unavoidable circumstances within that maximum one year of absence.

Departure : grantees cannot stay in Korea, as the visa will terminate during the leave of absence. grantees must obtain a new visa from the Korean Embassy in their origin for re-entry into Korea.

Resumption of study and its notification : When you would like to resume your study, you must submit an application for resumption of study to the university you belong to, one month before the end of leave of absence.

4. Home-Return

(1) Notification of Home-Return

When you want to return to your country after obtaining a degree or you must quit your study due to personal reasons, you must notify the university by submitting the following documents.

An application for Home-return A written opinion of academic advisor

(2) Provision of Return Flight Ticket

NIIED will provide you with one economy class flight ticket from Seoul to the international airport nearest your residence in your country when you complete your program and obtain your degree.

Receiving Air Ticket : You may visit the airline agency to receive the ticket or may pick it up at NIIED.

NIIED does not provide a return flight ticket for those students who decide to stay longer in Korea (beyond the graduation date) for the reasons of working or studying. The final decision to provision a return flight ticket is entirely held by NIIED.

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(3) Cooperation after Home-Return

Once you have returned to your home country, you are requested to notify the Korean Embassy or Consulate in your home country of your studies. Should you keep in touch with the Korean Embassy or NIIED, you will be provided with Korean Government periodicals and informed of current developments of Korea. Furthermore, we recommend that you take advantage of becoming a member of the NIIED Alumni Network. Details can be found on the NIIED website at [http://alumni.niied.go.kr/main/index.html]

5. Policy on foreign students' taking up a part-time job

(1) Scope of permission

Permission will be given to the person: Who is to be recommended from a professor and the university which you belong to. Who has finished one semester degree course-work after getting admission from the

university and should be related to your major or research. So those taking language training course are not qualified for getting a part-time job.

(2) Time available for a part-time job

Not more than 30 hours per week during semester (Taking a part-time job in more than two working places is not permitted.)

(3) Period of permission : up to one year at one time within the period of stay

(4) Restriction

A part-time job is to be strictly restricted in the fields where students should not be possibly involved in, and in the fields where need to be restricted by the judgement of the Minister of Justice.

KGSP scholar who have warned by NIIED.

(5) Required documents (for the immigration office)

Passport, Alien Registration card Application for Permission for Extra-activities excluding the activities appropriate to

the visa status of the applicant. Certificate of Employment (Period of part-time job, working place, field, task,

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registration number of employer, etc should be included) Recommendation letter (written by above a full-time lecturer) Fee : 60,000 won. (10,000 won for D-2 part-time employment) Find out more details about required documents for your visa status at Korea

immigration service web-site (http://www.immigration.go.kr) Either a foreign student or his/her employer who do not get permission for part-time

job from the Ministry of Justice will be punished against the violation of the law related to the entry and exit for foreigners.

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. Studying in Korea

1. Korean Language Course

(1) Language Institute : Korean Language Institute designated by NIIED (2) Language Training Period : Sep. 1, 2013 Aug. 31, 2014 (3) Language Training Fee : NIIED will pay it directly to the designated Korean Language

Institute. (4) Rules for the Korean Language Course : Before starting a degree course, you must

complete a one-year Korean language course at a language institution designated by NIIED. You can not ask to change or move your language institution once designated. Morever, upon completion of said course, you must demonstrate your competence in the Korean language by passing Level 3 in TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean).

If a grantee fails to reach Level 3 in TOPIK, he/she must then take the additional six-month Korean language course extension.

Warning : In case that a grantee is absent from the Korean language course without permission for more than three successive days or for more than 5 days in a month, he/she will get a warning from the language institute.

Cancellation of scholarship : In case that a grantee's TOPIK Level is 0 after the completion of the one-year Korean language course, or if he/she does not pass at least Level 3 in TOPIK after the additional six-month language course extension, his/her scholarship will be cancelled.

A grantee who has passed at least Level 5 in TOPIK prior to his/her entrance into Korea can be exempted from the Korean language course and begin his/her degree course from September 2013 with permission of NIIED. Alternatively, a grantee who passes at least Level 5 in TOPIK by the early February during the language course can begin his/her degree course from March 2014.

(5) Temporary Departure : Temporary departure is not allowed during the Korean Language Course period. However, grantees are allowed to depart from Korea temporarily up to 4 weeks within the vacation period with permission from the President (or Director) of your Korean Language Institute. However, your living allowance for the leave period will not be provided.

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2. Graduate School Study

(1) Graduate Schools in Korea Master's or Doctoral Degree Course : Most Korean universities have curriculums for

master's and doctoral degree courses. In general, master's courses take two years and doctoral courses take three years. That is to say, masters candidates usually earn credits for 3 semesters and write dissertations in the 4th semester, while doctoral students earn credits for 4 semesters and write dissertations in the 5th and 6th semesters.

The grantee should apply for admission to a graduate school where the classes are conducted during the daytime, NOT to a specialized graduate school whose classes are conducted at night or during the vacation period, or through a distant learning circuit (i.e. online study courses).

Extension of scholarship : Master's program grantees may apply for a six-month extension of their scholarship period only once, while doctorate program grantees may apply for a six-month extension up to a maximum of two times. However, grantees who were mandated to take the six-month additional Korean language course are automatically disqualified to apply for the aforementioned six-month extension. For example, a master's program grantee who will have taken the additional language course will be disqualified from applying for his/her scholarship extension. A doctorate program grantee who will have taken the additional language course will be qualified to apply for a six-month extension only once.

(2) Application Qualification Students applying for master's courses must have a bachelor's degree, and those applying

for doctoral courses must have a master's degree. According to some universities, they also require the minimum level of Korean or English language proficiency.

(3) Admission Procedures All the grantees must gain admission from a university before entering Korea after

being selected as a successful candidate. You can begin your degree program after completing a year of Korean language course and passing at least level 3 in TOPIK for your degree program.

Grantees recommended by a Korean university begin their degree program at their recommended university.

Grantees recommended by a Korean embassy, a government department, or an adoption association begin their degree program at the university of their choice that

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they gain an admission to. All the grantees must take a year of Korean language course, except those who have

passed at least level 5 in TOPIK. They are able to begin their degree courses from September 2013 (Fall Semester) by permission of NIIED.

During the six-month Korean language course, grantees who pass at least level 5 in TOPIK are able to start their degree course earlier from March 2014 (Spring Semester) by permission of NIIED.

During the one-year Korean language course, grantees who pass at least level 3 in TOPIK before the completion of the language course can start their degree course from September 2014 (Fall Semester). The grantees who fail to pass level 3 must take the additional six-month Korean language course.

Grantees who satisfy the TOPIK requirement will get the permission from NIIED to register and start their degree course under the guidance of their university international office.

Change of university is not allowed in any cases during the whole scholarship period. Changing majors/fields of study is also basically not allowed. However, in unavoidable

cases, permission may be granted provided a mutual agreement between the departments concerned within the university is reached, with the scholarship period unchanged. However, quitting a program and then applying for a new program is not permitted.

(4) Following admission According to the schedule set by the university, you should follow the proper

procedures necessary for registration and orientation. Registration : Tuition fee is waived. However, the student association fee and other

fees are to be paid by the grantee. Orientation: General information on academic affairs and study at the university is

provided, so make sure that you do not miss it. Registration of courses: If you want to cancel a course after registering some

courses, it must be done within the designated period. And check that all cancellation have been made correctly.

You should apply for the extension of visa or for the change of visa status at the immigration office in person.

(5) Studying at the University Classes : Some departments in certain schools offer courses in English. However,

most classes in Korean universities are conducted in Korean.

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Registration : In general, students must register for the semester two to three weeks prior to the commencement of the semester. Korean Government scholarship Grantees are exempt from paying tuition fees. However, other expenses, such as the alumni association fee, student association fee, etc., must be paid by the grantee.

Course Registration : Students must register for courses each semester. If a student decides to cancel a course it must be done within the time allocated by each school (usually within the first two or three weeks of the semester). It is important to check that all cancellations have been made completely and correctly. If the course has not been canceled correctly and the student does not attend the classes, a grade 'F' will be given at the end of the semester.

Essential notices and announcements are regularly posted on university web-sites. You are advised to log onto it periodically. For inquiries about administrative matters, please contact a person in charge of the relevant administrative department or an assistant of the department you are enrolled in.

(6) Grade System Universities use a general format for grading students though it is slightly different

among universities. Here is a general grading system:

A+, A, A- : With Honors B+, B, B- : Average C+, C,, C- : Poor D+, D, D- : Very Poor F : Failure

(7) Graduation Requirements Scores and Credits : You should confirm the number of required credits by yourself;

credit requirements differ from university to university. In general, master's students must complete at least 2427 credits. Doctorate students must complete at least 36 credits. The percentage of major subjects that must be taken varies for each subject and

each school. Therefore, before registering courses and subjects, counselling with your academic advisor would be helpful for you.

The average score required for graduation also varies for each school. The student with the school record of less than 80 out of 100 points are not qualified to submit a thesis.

Thesis Examination (Comprehensive Subject Tests) : Most schools require students to

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pass an examination before submitting their thesis. The exam may also include a Korean language test, even if all classes are taken in English.

Writing a Thesis : In principle, a thesis should be written in Korean. However, if the university or the field of major requires an English thesis, more than 10 pages of the Korean abridgment is to be submitted.

Thesis Review Fee : Most schools charge for reviewing the thesis. The fee must be paid by you. The cost is usually between 100,000 and 200,000 won. Art departments, such as music or fine arts, may incur more expenses. These expenses also must be borne by you.

Reimbursement of thesis printing fee : After printing the thesis, you can request to the university for the reimbursement along with following documents. NIIED supports the actual amount of printing fee once between 500,000 and 800,000 won. It is offered only when you submit the required documents after thesis completion.

a copy of thesis a certificate of thesis submission a request application for thesis printing expenses a receipt of the payment for thesis printing expenses a copy of abridgment in Korean (If your thesis is written in English)

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III. Guide for Life in Korea

1. Accommodation

(1) Dormitory Each university has its own accommodation which provides rooms for those who are

pursuing their degrees. The average cost for a university dormitory room for two persons, including food, is between 300,000 and 500,000 won monthly. Your dormitory fee will be deducted from your living allowance. You are recommended to make an inquiry to your international office about the dormitory information because the fee amount varies from university to university.

(2) Boarding Houses & Rental Houses If you don't want to live in a university dormitory, you can choose to live in a

boarding house or a rental house. Boarding Houses : There are many boarding houses in the neighborhoods that encircle

Koreas universities. Boarding houses usually provide Korean meals for breakfast and dinner. Bathroom facilities are usually shared. A shared room costs about 400,000~500,000 won per month.

Rental Houses or Apartments : It is very expensive to rent a house or an apartment in a major city such as Seoul. Costs vary considerably depending on the location. There are two methods in renting accommodation in Korea, either by monthly payments or by paying a large deposit.

Monthly Rental : A studio (a one-room apartment) usually costs around 500,000 won per month. A small refundable deposit may also be required. Monthly payments are not refunded.

Deposit Method : On average, a 50 million won deposit is required for a studio. This deposit is fully refundable after the contract period expires.

2. Meals In most campus cafeterias/restaurants, breakfast, lunch and dinner are served. A meal

usually costs 3,0004,000 won. Otherwise, there are usually plenty of restaurants located

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around the universities. Chinese, Japanese and Western style restaurants as well as Korean restaurants are abundant and easy to find. Convenience stores, fast-food outlets, and snack bars are also common. In general, boarding students are recommended to have their meals at a dormitory cafeteria. Cooking is not allowed in most dormitories, except in the family dormitories. However, some university dormitories have a public kitchen for their resident students. You may make inquiries regarding this at your universitys international office.

3. Clothing Korea has four distinct seasons: very hot summers, very cold winters and mild weather

in spring and autumn. Students should prepare adequately for each season with light cool clothing for the summer and heavy warm clothing for the winter, as well as something for in-between.

Temperature December January: Very cold, below 0 February March: Cold , below 10 April May: Warm, between 15and 25 June August: Very hot, above 25 September November: Warm, between 15 and 25

4. Transportation Public transportation in Seoul is usually cheap, convenient and easy to use. Comprised

of 9 lines, the subway can be taken to almost any spot around the city. The basic subway fare is 1,150 won. In case of using a traffic card, the fare is 1,050 won. and it may cost a little more for cities on the outskirts of Seoul.

There are four types of buses in Seoul. Standard buses have only a few seats and cost 1,200 won. The other type of bus has a lot more seats and has less stops than the standard bus and costs 1,900 or 2,100won. The fare is discounted by using a traffic card. Buses traveling to outskirt cities may be more expensive.

Taxis are easy to use. The basic fare for a standard taxi varies with regions but it normally starts from 2,400 won in Seoul. Between 12 p.m. and 4 a.m. taxi fares increase by 20%. Black taxis (Mobum taxi) are more expensive than the standard taxis. Tipping is not usual in Korea and is not necessary when taking a taxi. Students may

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drive in Korea but it is not recommended as traffic is very heavy in Seoul. It is usually much more convenient to use public transportation.

5. Safety Seoul is a fairly safe city. Possessions of handguns, knives and other weapons are

prohibited, and acts of violence are uncommon. There are usually no problems taking the subway or walking around the city late at night. However, it is a good idea to take precautions against pickpockets in crowded areas. On a related note, using or dealing in any form of narcotic drugs is strictly prohibited in Korea.

6. Insurance All grantees are insured by their host universities from the 1st of September. NIIED

provides grantees with 20,000 won per month for their insurance fee, and grantees can be covered by regulations on insurance contract, which universities sign with insurance companies.

When disease occurs after entering Korea, according to the insurance policy, the medical

fee is to be paid by the student first, which will then be reimbursed by the insurance company later. Students may apply for the reimbursement of the medical fee via his/her university or directly to the insurance company. However, it is important to remember that it will take longer to get reimbursed via the university as additional time is needed for the university to forward the relevant documents to the insurance company. Finally, it is recommended that grantees inquire and confirm the range of insurance compensation with their universitys international office in advance, as there may be important distinctions in the insurance terms offered by different insurance companies.

Documents to be submitted : An application, A photocopy of bankbook (account

number shown), M.D.'s diagnosis, Receipt, other documents (upon request of the insurance company)

7. Emergencies

(1) Reporting a Burglary If students experience or witness a suspected burglary, dial 112 for police assistance.

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(2) Fire In the event of a fire, dial 119.

(3) Injury or Illness Go to the nearest hospital. If the injury is serious or requires an ambulance, dial 119.

(4) For Any Other Difficult Situation Go to the nearest police box or police station and ask for help. There is no charge for emergency 112, or 119 calls. When using a public phone,

press the red button before dialing the emergency number.

8. News, Media and Communication Expenses for communications, newspapers, television etc. are the students' responsibility. (1) Newspaper Newspapers may be purchased at convenience stores, street stands, and subways. Monthly

or yearly subscriptions are also available. There are two English newspapers, The Korea Herald and Korea Times. Newspapers in convenient stores cost around 500 ~ 1,000 won.

(2) TV Korean television networks KBS1, KBS2, MBC, SBS, etc. are broadcast throughout

Korea. Students with a television must pay the registration fee of 2,500 won per month. Nowadays subscribers of Korean cable TV are increasing, which 24 hours viewing is available and which provides various channels specializing in news, movies, musical entertainment, documentaries, sports, education, games, home shopping.

(3) Radio There are many FM and AM radio stations broadcasting throughout the country. (4) Internet Internet facilities are well developed in most Korean universities. Moreover, internet

access is also available in gamerooms or PC rooms, which are easily found throughout any sizable Korean city.

(5) Books You can easily purchase books through online and offline bookstores, as well as in

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bookstores at your respective university. Furthermore, most large-scale bookstores have dedicated sections for foreign books and magazines.

9. Other Facilities

(1) Public Bath Houses Traditional public baths are still enjoyed by many people in Korea. The cost for one

time use is around 7,000 won with no time limit; price varies with size and quality of the bathing facilities.

(2) Barber Shops and Hairdressers Barbershops and hairdressers can be easily found anywhere in the city. Generally the

cost for a haircut is around 8,000 won15,000 won. (3) Department Stores and Markets There are many department stores in Korea, especially in Seoul. Opening hours are

usually between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Department stores are also open for most public holidays, although they usually close several times a month on a fixed schedule. Marketplaces around the city are often open until 10 or 11pm. Some of the larger wholesale markets are open 24 hours and sell all kinds of products with reduced prices. These markets are well known for inexpensive clothing and fashion accessories.

10. Holidays

(1) Weekends Most businesses, public offices, and banks close on Saturday and Sunday. In general,

universities do not hold classes on Saturdays.

(2) Public Holidays New Year's day : Jan. 1st Lunar New Year's holidays : Dec. 31st, Jan. 1st, and Jan 2nd in lunar calender.

Most places are closed during this New Year's holidays. During this time many people come to visit their families hometown, all relatives gather to honor their ancestors with traditional rituals, and bow to their elderssebae.

Independence Movement Day : March 1st, a day to commemorate the independence

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movement on March 1st against colonial Japanese rule. Buddha's Birthday : April 8th in lunar calendar. This holiday is held in honor of

Buddha's birth, and colourful ceremonies are held in Buddhist temples. Children's day : May 5th. This is a day for children. People give children presents,

or go to picnic with them. Memorial Day : June 6th. This holiday is held to remember the war dead. Memorial

services are held throughout the country, and many people visit the National Cemetery in Seoul, bringing flowers and special food.

Independence Day : August 15th. This holiday celebrates liberation from Japan after 35 years of colonial rule.

Chusok holidays : August 14th, 15th, and 16th in lunar calendar. This is one of the most important festivals like New Year's day in Korea. However, people do notsebaeon Chusok unlike Lunar New Year's day.

National Foundation Day : October 3rd. This day marks the founding of Korea by the founder, Tan-gun, in 2333 B.C.

Christmas : December 25th. In general, christians love to hold a grand celebration of Christmas.

(3) Other Holidays Election Day : This is a public holiday to allow people to vote. Labor Day : May 1st. This is a holiday held only for those in the work force.

Banks and most companies close for the day. However, public servants are expected to work, and teachers and students must go to school on this day.

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. Other Information

Major Related Institutions

KGSP Team, NIIED

Address : 81 Ihwajang-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea 110-810Website : (NIIED: http://www.niied.go.kr), (GKS: http://www.studyinkorea.go.kr)Fax : (02) 743-4992

Division Name Phone E-mail

General control over KGSP Kim, Hyun-dong 02-3668-1366 hdk@moe.go.kr

Graduate grantee selection &Admission procedure Kang, hye-young

02-3668-1389/02-3668-1364

wool9911@moe.go.kr/yhlee2018@moe.go.kr

Undergraduate grantee selection &Admission procedure Ahn, Jeong-hyun 02-3668-1357 ahnj@moe.go.kr

Academic affairs & Counselling Jeoung, Min-Gyoo 02-3668-1367 mg5001@moe.go.kr

Korean language & Alumni Network Park, Hee-Deck 02-3668-1342 kworldlove@moe.go.krScholarship payment & DB

management Sung, Geun-hye 02-3668-1350 piazza31@moe.go.kr

Immigration Office, Ministry of Justice

Website : www.immigration.go.kr

Name of office Address Tel

Seoul 121 Mokdongdongro Yangcheon-gu, Seoul (02) 2650-6211

Sejong-no, Seoul 2nd Floor SK Hub Bldg. 12 Samilro, Jongno-gu, Seoul (02) 732-6214

Pusan 14 Chungjangro Jung-gu, Pusan (051) 461-3030

Daejeon 150 Mok-donggil Jung-gu, Daejeon (042) 220-2001

Gwangju 196 Whajeongro Seo-gu, Gwang-gu (062) 381-0015

Daegu 117 Ansimro Dong-gu, Daegu (053) 980-3505

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Other Major Institutions

For operator, (local call) 114, (long-distance call) area code +114

Official Time 116

Urgent rescue 119

Notification of drug addict 127

Prosecution of Smuggle 125

Weather Forecast 131

Traffic information 1333

Tourism information 1330

Volunteer centre 1365

Exchange rates 1544-3000

Counsel for Crime damages (Seoul Metropolitan Police Bureau) 733-0112

Seoul Express bus terminal 1688-4700

East Seoul terminal 1688-5979

Sangbong Bus terminal 1688-5898

KTX 1544-7788

Incheon International Airport 1577-2600

Incheon International Harbour 032-880-3114

Korea University Medical Centre 920-5114

Kyunghee Medical Treatment Centre 9588-114

Samsung Medical Centre 3410-3000

Seoul National University Hospital 760-2114

Seoul Asan Medical Centre 1588-7575

Yonsei university Medical Treatment Centre 1599-1004

Ewha Womans university Medical Centre 2650-5114

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Transportation & Sketch map showing the way to NIIED

When you walk straight down Daehangno about 200m from the exit no. 2 of Hyehwa station (Line 4), you will find the front gate of the Korean National Open University on your left side through which you can walk straight across the campus about 40m, you will find the NIIED, which adjacent to the University.

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1 (86-10)6532-2202/2444 No. 11, Dong Zhi Men Wai Da Jie, Beijing, People's Republic of ChinaEmbassy of the Republic of Togo (86-10)6532-5884

2 (02)574-6554, 577-3660 701, Diplomatic Center, 1376-1, Seocho 2 dong, Seocho-ku, Seoul 137-863Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan (02)578-0576

3 (1-869)465-6783/8330

ambmayskn@yahoo.com 33 old Rectory Road P.O Box 175, Basseterre, St. Kitts, West IndiesEmbassy of the Saint Kitts and Nevis (1-869)465-4970

4 (81-3)3280-0331/2

zimtokyo@chive.ocn.ne.jp 5-9-10, Shiroganedai, Minato-ku, Tokyo, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Zimbabwe (81-3)3280-0466

5 (02) 722-7958

congokoreaembassy@yahoo.com

702, Daewoo Complex Bldg 167, Naesu-dong, Jongno-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Democratic Republic of

Congo (02) 722-7998

6 (02) 790-1078/9

kbnbdseoul@yahoo .com 39-1, Cheongun-dong, Jongro-gu, Seoul, 110-030Embassy of Brunei Darussalam (02) 790-10847

(81-3) 5791-1815eritrea-embassy@excite.co.jp 4-7-4-401 Shirokaneda, Minato-ku Tokyo 108 0071Embassy of the State of Eritrea (81-3) 5791-1816

8 (81-3)3462-7107

ugabassy@hpo.net 9-23, Hachiyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Uganda (81-3)3462-7108

9 (02) 797-1765/6

1st Floor, Hanmnam Tower 2, 725-23, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-893Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan (02) 797-1767

10 (81-3)3467-6888

embassy.japan@mfa.gov.iv 37-11, Kamiyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0047, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Latvia (81-3)3467-6897

11 02) 792-2103/5 mission.sel@kum.gov.hu/

consulate.sel@kum.gov.hu1-103, Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-230Embassy of Hungary 02) 792-2109

12 (02) 792-8335/1174 pyemc3@kornet.net,

pyemc3@kornet.net#302,3 rd Fl., Annex Bldg., 3nd Fl., Hannam Tower, 730 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-893Embassy of the Republic of Paraguay (02) 792-8334

13 (02) 796-7387~9 seoulpe@philembassy-seoul.co

m5-1 Itaewon-2dong, Yongsan gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea 140-857Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines (02) 796-0827

14 (86-10)6532-5695/98

mebj@public.bta.net.cnRoom 202, Dong Wai Diplomatic Office Building No. 23, Dong Zhi Men Wai Da Jie, Beijing 100600Embassy of the Republic of Mauritius (86-10)6532-5706

15 (02) 797-2370/3280 chancery@nigerianembassy.or.k

r310-19 Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-817Embassy of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (02) 796-1848

16 (81-3)3265-9621/2/3

nfotokyto.amb@mae.etat.lu Luxembourg House, 8-9, Yonbancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, JapanEmbassy of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg (81-3)3265-9624

17 736-5725, 739-2310 2, Gungjeong-dong, Jongno-gu, SeoulApostolic Nunciature 736-5738

18 (86-10) 6532-4810 2-9-2 Ta Yuan Diplomatic Office Building No 14Embassy of the Republic of Namiba (86-10) 6532-4549

19 (02) 725-6765/6, (02) 720-6453 seoul@embassy.mzv.cz 1-121, Sinmunno 2-ga, Jongno-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Czech Republic (02) 734-6452

20 (86-10)5870-1192

amb.legall@yahoo.com Room 1105, the Spaces, Dongdaqiao Rd. No.8, Chaoyang District, ChinaEmbassy of the Republic Seychelles (86-10)5870-1219

21 (02) 798-2444/6 309-5 Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the State of Qatar (02) 790-1027

22 (81-3)5704-0682 5-18-10, Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo, Japan(153-0064)Embassy of the Republic of Djibouti (81-3)5725-8305

23 (81-3)3499-7151/2

No. 38 Kowa Building, 8th Floor, Room 807, 4-12-24, Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Yemen (81-3)3499-4577

24 (02) 2077-8600

mwseoul@kornet.net 4-1, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-884Embassy of Malaysia (02) 794-5480/8

25 (02) 2003-0100

seoul-inform@dfat.gov.au19th Floor, Kyobo Bldg., Jongno 1-ga, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-714 (K.P.O. Box 562)Australian Embassy (02) 2003-0196

26 749-3688/9

kuwaitembassy@kornet.net 309-15 Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-817Embassy of the State of Kuwait 749-3604, 3687

27 (02) 793-6249, 794-1479

sifamase@kornet.net4F Annex Bldg, Hannam Tower 730 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-Gu, Seoul 140-893Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco (02) 792-8178

Diplomatic Mission in Korea

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28 (02) 738-4970, (02) 720-4428

braseul@kornet.net Ihn Gallery Building(4th and 5th floors) 141 Palpan-dong, Jongno-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Federative Republic of Brazil (02) 738-4974

29 02) 774-6455/7

seoulembassy@dfa.ie 13th Fl, Leema Bldg. 146-1, Soosong-dong Jongro-ku, Seoul 110-755Embassy of Ireland (02) 774-6458

30 794-3981/5420

emb.seoul@mzv.sk 389-1, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-210Embassy of the Slovak Republic 794-3982

31 (02) 3210-8500

info@seoul.mfa.gov.il 18th Fl. Cheonggye 11 Building, #149 Seorin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-726Embassy of the State of Israel (02) 3210-8555

32 (02) 797-5109, 798-5109

embserbseul@yahoo.com 730 Hannam-dong, Youngsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of Serbia (02) 790-6109

33 (02) 732-9071/2

seoul-ob@bmeia.gv.at21st Fl., Kyobo Bldg., Jongno 1-ga, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-714 (C.P.O Box 10099)Embassy of the Republic of Austria (02) 732-9486

34 02) 749-0787/9 embassyegyptkorea@yahoo.co

m 46-1, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt 02) 795-2588

35

(02) 318-2116~8, Consular section : (02) 318-2134~5,

(02) 752-0630(Korean) rusemb@kornet.net 34-16, Jeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul

Embassy of the Russian Federation (02) 754-0417, Consular section : (02) 752-1407

36 02) 3785-1427, 02)749-8982/3 ghana3@kornet.net 5-4 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Seoul. CPO Box 3887Embassy of Ghana 02) 3785-1428

37 (02) 794-5034/5

sifdja01@kornet.net 2-6, Itaewon 2-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the People`s Democratic Republic of Algeria (02) 794-5040

38 (02) 790-2431/2

omanembs@kornet.net 58-1, Shinmoonro 1-ga, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-700Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman (02) 790-2430

39 (02) 3785-2903/4

kenyaemb@kornet.net 243-36, Itaewon-dong Yongsan-ku, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of Kenya (02) 3785-2905

40 (02)738-2318

vietnam@yahoo.com 28-58 Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea 110-230Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (02)739-2064

41 (02) 739-0631/4 #36-37, Itaewon-1 dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulRoyal Embassy of Saudi Arabia (02) 739-0041

42 (02) 798-1694/5, (02) 790-0938 embajada@embamexcor.org 33-6 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-885Embassy of Mexico (02) 790-0939

43 (02) 792-4855 general@southafrica-embassy.or

.kr1-37, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-884Embassy of the Republic of South Africa (02) 792-4856

44 (02) 738-1038(Chancery), 756-7300(Consular Section) 54, Hyoja-dong, Jongno-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the P.R. China (02) 738-1077(Chancery), 755-0469(Consular Section)

45 (02) 798-1052-3 #503 Sooyoung Bldg. 664-1 Hannam-dong Yongsan-Gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of Rwanda (02) 798-1054

46 02) 790-4202/3

sulemb@iraqmfamail.com 1-94, Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul (140-811)Embassy of the Republic of Iraq 02) 790-4206

47 (02) 753-3432/3

koresal@Kornet.net20th Floor, Samsung Life Insurance Bldg., #150, Taepyeongno 2-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul 100-716Embassy of El Salvador (02) 753-3456

48 (02) 796-8252/3

heamb@pkembassy.or.kr 1-17, Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (02) 796-0313

49 (02) 779-2610

coreachile@embajada.org #1801 Daeyungak Building, 25-5, Chungmuro 1-ga, Jung-Ku, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of Chile (02) 779-2615

50 (02) 3785-1041

camemb.kor@mfa.gov.kh 653-110, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, KoreaThe Royal Embassy of Cambodia (02) 3785-1040

51 (02) 738-8402, (02) 730-8403 hondurasembassy@hotmail.com 22nd Fl. Jongno Tower Bldg. 6, Jongno 2-ga, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-789Embassy of the Republic of Honduras (02) 738-8403

52 (86-10)6463-7913

embassy.beijing@mfa.eeC-617/618, Office Building, Lufthansa Center, No.50 Liang magiao Road. Chaoyang Distriet, Beijing 100125Embassy of the Republic of Estonia (86-10)6463-7908

53 (02) 793-8692, (02) 749-1090 sudanembassykorea@gmail.co

m#3th Floor, Vivien Corporation Bldg., 4-52 Seobinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of the Sudan (02) 793-8693

54 (02) 311-8600 seo@minbuza.nl 10F Jeongdong Bldg, 15-5, jeong-dong,

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Embassy of the Kingdom of Netherlands (02) 311-8650 jong-gu , Seoul 100-784 K.P.O Box 509, Seoul 110-605

55 (02)795-4187

selamb@um.dk5th Fl.(501), , Namsong Bldg., 260-199 Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-200Royal Danish Embassy (02)796-0986

56 (880-2)882-6863, 882-7160

bhtemb@bdmail.net House No. CEN 12, Road No. 107, Gulshan-II, Dhaka-1212, BangladeshThe Royal Bhutanese Embassy (880-2)882-3939

57 (86-10) 6532-5677

armemb@public3.bta.net.cn No. 9-2-62, Ta Yuan Diplomatic Compound, Beijing, 100600, ChinaEmbassy of the Republic of Armenia (86-10) 6532-5654

58 (02)318-2897/8

jdembassy@gmail.com 14 Joonghak-dong, Jongro-gu, Seoul, Twin-Tree Tower Bldg. (B)6F, 100-792Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (02)318-3644

59 02-6245-3179/80

uruseul@embrou.or.kr 653-30 402Embassy of Uruguay 02-6245-3181

60 02) 739-2401/2

mecuadorcor@yahoo.com19th Fl, SC Korea First Bank building, 100 Gongpyeong-dong, Jongno-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of Ecuador 02) 739-2355

61 (02) 750-0200

embassy.seoul@esteri.it3rd Fl. Ilshin Building, 714 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-894Embassy of the Italian Republic (02) 797-5560

62 E.U. 02) 735-1101, 02)3704-1700 delegation-rep-of-korea@ec.eur

opa.euSEAN Building, 16th Floor, 116 Sinmunno 1-ga, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea (110-700) CPO Box 911Delegation of the European Union 02) 739-3514

63 02) 793-7751~3

iranssy@chol.com 1-93, Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul (140-809)Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran 02) 792-7052/3

64 (81-3) 3499-5442

emboltk4@ad.il24.netNo. 38 Kowa Bldg. Room 804, Nishi-Azabu 4-12-24, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 106-0031, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Bolivia (81-3) 3499-5443

65 (81-3)5468-6275

vto@mzz-dkp.gov.si 7-14-12 Minami-aoyama 7-chome Minato-ku Tokyo 107-0062, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Slovenia (81-3)5468-1182

66 (02) 794-3581/2

emb.seul@maec.es 726-52, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of Spain (02) 796-8207

67 774-2464~7

singemb@unitel.co.kr28th Fl., Seoul Finance Center, 84 Taepyeongno 1-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul, 100-101Embassy of the Republic of Singapore 773-2465

68 (02) 723-9681 seul.amb.sekretariat@msz.gov.p

l70, Sagan-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-190Embassy of the Republic of Poland (02) 723-9680

69 02) 720-1369/1361

embassycol@gmail.com 11th Fl. Kyobo Life Insurance Building, Jongno 1-ga, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-714Embassy of Colombia 02) 725-6959

70 (02) 790-3235/7

uaeemb@kornet.net 5-5, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the United Arab Emirates (02) 790-3238

71 (81-3)3449-3810

ambarim@seagreen.ocn.ne.jp 5-17-5, Kita-Shinagawa, Shinahawa-ku, Tokyo 141-0001, JapanEmbassy of the Islamic Repubic of Mauritania (81-3)3449-3822

72 3780-1600

turkemb.seoul@hotmail.com4th Fl., Vivien Corporation Bldg., 4-52 Seobinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-240Embassy of the Republic of Turkey 797-8546

73 (02) 735-2966~7/ (02) 794-2968

lankaemb@kornet.net 347-359, Shindang-Dong, Jung-gu, Seoul 100-450Embassy of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka (02) 737-9577

74 (02) 741-8684

afgembassy_kr@yahoo.com 330-407 , Sungbuk-Dong, Sungbuk-gu, Seoul KoreaEmbassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (02) 742-8684

75 (02) 379-0951

seoulembassykg@gmail.com#403, Namsong Bld.260-199, Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-200Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic (02) 379-0953

76 (81-3)3499-0400

No.38 Kowa Building, 9th Fl., Room 903, 4-12-24, Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0031Embassy of Nicaragua (81-3)3499-3800

77 (355)682-080-652 BulevardEmbassy of the Republic of Albania (355)4-236-2064/5

78 (02) 792-8463 secretariado@angolaembassy.or

.kr 1-398 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of Angola (02) 792-8467

79 (02) 3783-6000

seoul@international.gc.ca 16-1 Jeong-dong, Jung-gu SeoulEmbassy of Canada (02) 3783-6239

80 (02) 2237-8171/2/3/9

korea@belembassy.org 432-1636, Sindang2-dong, Jung-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of Belarus (02) 2237-8174

81 756-3513, 010-3235-5855

embadom@kornet.net 19th Fl., Taepyeongno Bldg., 310, Taepyeongno 2-ga, Jung-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Dominican Republic 756-3514

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82 (02) 2198-5771/2/3/4

ambassador@kunduseoul.krUnit#210, Doosan We've Pavilion Building, 58 Susong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-858Embassy of Papua New Guinea (20) 2198-5779

83 (02) 3703-3700

embassy@swedemb.or.kr Danam Building, 8th Fl., 120, Namdaemunro 5-ga, Jung-GuEmbassy of Sweden (02) 3703-3701, (02) 3703-3702

84 (02) 796-1713/4 657-9, Hannam-Dong, Yongsan-Gu, Seoul 140-887Embassy of Laos (02) 796-1771

85 (02) 790-5696

secretary@ukrembrk.com 1-97, Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of Ukraine (02) 790-5697/61

86 (02) 727-7100

emb.seoul@mfa.no 13th Floor, Jeongdong Bldg, 15-5 Jeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul (100-784)The Royal Norwegian Embassy (02) 727-7199

87 02) 707-9249, 9254

embajadaCR@ecostarica.or.kr 8th Fl., Iljin Bldg., 50-1 Dowha-dong, Mapo-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of Costa Rica 02) 707-9255

88 (02) 3210-5500

Postmaster.seoul@fco.gov.uk Taepyeongno 40,4 Jeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, 100-120Her Britannic Majesty's Embassy (02) 725-1738

89 (02) 397-4114 32, Sejongno, Jongno-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the United States of America (02) 738-8845

90 (02) 793-9575/6

amgabsel@unitel.co.kr 4th Fl., Yoosung Bldg., 738-20 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of Gabon (02) 793-9574

91 IOM 02-2183-0191

iom@iom.or.krWest 1101 Hanshin Intervalley, 707-34, Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (135-918)International Organization for Migration 02-2183-0192

92

032) 245-1700-3

info@unapcict.orgBonbudong, 3rd fl., Songdo Techno Park, 7-50 Songdo-dong, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon City, Korea

United Naions Asian and Pacific Training Centre for Information and Communication Technology for Development

032) 245-7711-2

93- 02) 2287-1115 akc_er@aseankorea.org,

gwchoi00@mofat.go.kr8th fl, Press Center Bldg, Taepyeongno1-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul (100-750)ASEAN-Korea Centre 02) 2287-1160

94 (02) 790-3814~6

Myanmar@kotis.net 723-1, 724-1 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-210Embassy of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar (02) 790-3817

95 734-8610/1/2 panaemba@kornet.net/

Panaemba@gmail.com#407, 4th floor, Somerset palace Seoul, Susong-dong 85, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea 110-885Embassy of the Republic of Panama 734-8613

96 02) 798-4257 eoiseoul@shinbiro.com,

consind@shinbiro.com 37-3, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu ,SeoulEmbassy of India 02) 796-9534

97 02) 790-9766

258-6, Iteawon-dong Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia 02) 790-0156

98

(02) 3701-7700

(immigration service : 3701-7835)

nzembsel@kornet.net8th FL., Jeong Dong Bldg, 15-5 Jung-Dong, Jung-Gu, Seoul, K.P.O. Box2258

Embassy of New Zealand(02) 3701-7701

(immigration service : 3701-7703)

99 (02) 379-9714/6

kazkor@chollian.net 271-5, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-885Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan (02) 395-9766

100 02-792-7118, 7171

seoul.emb@mfa.gov.ge 111-4, Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul140-863, Republic of KoreaThe Embassy of Georgia 02-792-3118

101 (02) 797-4924 romemb@uriel.net (5.24)

-> embassy@romania.ollehoffice.c

om

1-104, Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of Romania (02) 794-3114

102 (02) 795-3098/0095

rteseoul@kornet.net 653-7, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu SeoulRoyal Thai Embassy (02) 798-3448

103 (02) 3789-9770/9771

nepembseoul@yahoo.com 37-24, Sungbuk-dong, Sungbuk-gu, SeoulEmbassy of Nepal (02) 736-8848

104 02-792-6396 Itaewon-dong 210-69, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of the Fiji Islands 02-792-6397

105 (02) 796-4056/7, 795-6535

bdootseoul@kornet.net 310-22, Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the People`s Republic of Bangladesh (02) 790-5313

106 (02)749-0381/4

seoul@diplobel.fed.be 737-10 Hannam2-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of Belgium (02)797-1688

107 02) 732-6737/6223/4421

sanomat.seo@formin.fi 18th fl., Kyobo Bldg., 1Jongno 1-ga, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-714Embassy of Republic of Finland 02) 723-4969108 02) 748-4114 info@seoul.diplo.de 308-5 dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu,

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Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany 02) 748-4161 Seoul (140-816). C.P.O.Box 1289

109 (02) 3675-2251/3

embport@chollian.net2nd Fl., Wonseo Bldg. 171 Wonseo-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-280The Embassy of the Portuguese Republic (02) 3675-2250

110 (02) 739-9511/4

seo.vertretung@eda.admin.ch32-10, Songwol-dong, Jongno-gu C.P.O.Box 2900 (100-629), Jongno-gu, Seoul 100-101Embassy of Switzerland (02) 737-9392

111 (81-3)3491-0121/2

zamettokyo@livedoor.com 1-10-2, Ebara, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 142-0063, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Zambia (81-3)3491-0123

112 (81-3)3425-4531

tzrepjp@tanzaniaembassy.or.jp 4-21-9, Kamiyoga 4-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo Japan, 158-0098Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania (81-3)3425-7844

113 (02) 2170-5200 22, Yulgok-ro 2-gil, Jongno-gu, SeoulEmbassy of Japan (02) 734-4528

114 02) 783-5675/7, 02)783-5371/2 seoul.kbri@deplu.go.id 55, Yeouido-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of Indonesia 02) 780-4280

115 (02) 794-8625/6

bul_embassy@hotmail.com #723 Hannam 2-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-894Embassay of the Republic of Bulgaria (02) 794-8627

116 02)3785-0561

aciseoul@gmail.com 167-1 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-894Embassy of Cote d'Ivoire 02)3785-0564

117 (81-3) 3584-7455

bochabela@lesothotokyo.orgU&M Akasaka Building 3Fl, 7-5-47, Akasaka Minatoku, Tokyo, 1070052, JapanEmbassy of the Kingdom of Lesotho (81-3) 3584-7456

118 (81-3)3449-3010

malawi@luck.ocn.ne.jpTakanawa-Kaisei Bldg., 7F., 3-4-1 Takanawa, 3-Chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan, 108-0074Embassy of the Republic of Malawi (81-3)3449-3220

119 (86-10) 8451-8520

amb.cn@urm.ita-18, King's Garden Villas, No.18, Xiaoyun Road 18, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China 100125Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania (86-10) 7451-4442

120 (02) 729-1400/1

greekemb@kornet.net 27th Fl., Hanwha Bldg., 1 Janggyo-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul 100-797Embassy of the Hellenic Republic (02) 729-1402

121 (02) 790-4334/5

ambtnkor@kornet.net 1-17, Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of Tunisia (02) 790-4333

122 (02) 757-1735~7

embaperu@peruembassy.krDaeyungak Bldg, Suite 2002, 26-6, Chungmuro 1-ga, Chung-gu, Seoul 100-706Embassy of Peru (02) 757-1738

123 02) 3149-4300

ambafrance@hanafos.com 30, Hap-dong, Soedaemun-gu, Seoul C.P.O.Box 1808Embassy of France 02) 3149-4310

124 (051) 743-7990

2 1418Consulate- General of the People's Republic of China in Busan (051) 743-7987

125 IVI 872-2801

Reserch Park, San 4-8, Bongcheon 7-dong, Gwanak-gu, Seoul, Korea 151-742International Vaccine Institute 872-2803

126 (051)441-9904/5

ruscon@bora.dacom.co.kr 8th Fl., Korea Exchange Bank Blng., 89-1 Jungang-dong 4-ga,Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Busan (051)464-4404

127 UNHCR 02-773-7011

1 16 7United Nations High Commissioner Representation in the Republic of Korea 02-773-7014

128 UNIDO-IPS 02) 794-8191

itpo.seoul@unido.org, office@unidoseoul.org

Suit #201 Hannam Tower, Hannam-daero 27 ga-gil, 14, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

United Nations Industrial Development Organzation - I. & T. P.O. 02)794-8194

129 UNMCK ( ) (051) 624-2165, 625-0625 779, Daeyon 4-dong, Nam-ku,PusanUnited Nations Memorial Cemetery in Korea (051) 624-2165

130 (86-10)6532-6483/5/6

kingdombahrain@yahoo.cn10-06 No.22, Dong Fang Donglu Road Liangmaqiao Diplomatic Residence Compound Chaoyang District 100600, Beijing, China

Embassy of the Kingdom of Bahrain (86-10)6532-6393/6435

131 (86-10)6532-2922

info@bahamasembassy.cn4th Floor, Unit 2, Ta Yuan Diplomatic Office Building, No.14, Liang MaHe Nan Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100600, China

Embassy of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas (86-10)6532-2304

132 399-2760/1 6th Fl., Kwanghwamun Bldg., Sejongro 149, Chongro-guTaipei Mission in Korea 730-1296

1333

02-733-4700 S-Tower 20FL, 82 Saemunan-ro, Jongro-gu, Seoul , Korea 110-700Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat Among the Governments of the Republic of Korea,

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Japan and the People`s Republic of China

134

UN 32-458-6600

Meet -you-all building, 17th floor, Techno Park 7-50 Songdo-Dong, Yeonsu-Gu, IncheonESCAP Subregional Office for East and

North-East Asia 32-458-6699

135 (064)710-9500

centerjp@kornet.net 977-1 Nohyong-dong, Jeju, Jeju-doConsulate General of Japan in Jeju (064)743-5544

136 (02) 794-6482/3/4

emlebseoul@gmail.com 310-49, Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-230Embassy of the Republic of Lebanon (02) 794-6485

137 02) 2100-4270

contact@ungc.org 22 1721 )121-763United Nations Project Office on Governance(UNPOG) 02) 2100-4272

138 064-749-8820

Donam-dong 568-1 , Dukyoung Bldg. (1st& 2nd fl.), Jeju-si, Juju-do, 690-029Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Jeju 064-749-8860

139 (81-3)3444-2660

faso-amb@khaki.plala.or.jp 2-14-34, Moto-azabu, Minato-Ku, TokyoEmbassy of the Burkina Faso (81-3)3444-2661

140 (81-3)5447-6881

ambmalijp@gol.com 3-12-9, Kami-osaki, Shinagawa-ku Tokyo 141-0021, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Mali (81-3)5447-6882

141 (86-10)6532-2598

tjkemb@public2.bta.net.cn No. 1-4, Section A. Lang Ma Qiao Diplomatic Compound Beijing, ChinaEmbassy of the Republic of Tajikistan (86-10)6532-3039

142 02-722-9579

wfp.korea@wfp.org#301 Lotte International Center(152-1) Seoul National University, 1 Gwanak-ro, Gwanak-gu, Seoul 151-742World Food Program(WFP) 02-722-7005

143 UNOSD 032-822-9088

Yonsei University International Campus room 205, Humanaties and Social Science bldg. 162-1, Songdo-dong, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon

United Nations Office for Sustainable Development 032-822-9089

144 (81-3)3435-1861

mail@jamaicaemb.jpToranomon Yatsuka Bldg., 2F., 1-1-11, Atago, Minato-ku, 105-0002 Tokyo, JapanEmbassy of Jamaica (81-3)3435-1864

145 (679)330-2512 highcommissioner@connect.co

m.fi 36 Mcgregor Road, Suva, FIJIKiribati High Commission (679)331-5335

146 (81-3) 3703-6926 embasy-of-liberia@waltz.ocn.ne

.jp4-11-7 Setagaya-ku, Fukasawa, Tokyo, 158-0081, JapanEmbassy the Republic of Liberia (81-3) 3703-6927

147 (02) 797-6001/3

libyaemb@kornet.net 210-71, Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of Libya (02) 797-6007

148 (80-3)3446-7252/3

ambtyo@r5.dion.ne.jp 2-3-23 Moto-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan, 106-0046Embassy of Madagascar (80-3)3446-7078

149 (86-10) 6532-3114/4737

maltaemb@public.bta.net.cn1-51, San Li Tun, Diplomatic Compound, Beijing, 100600, People's Republic of ChinaEmbassy of Malta (86-10) 6532-6125

150 (81-3)5379-1701

1st Fl., Meiji Park Height 9-9, Minamimoto-machi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Japan, 160-0012

Embassy of the Republic of the Marshall Islands (81-3)5379-1810

151 IBRD

IBRD Resident Country Director's Office in Seoul

152 IMF International Monetary Fund

153 IFC International Finance Corporation

154 (02) 796-8144

ecoresec@mrecic.gov.ar Chunwoo Bldg., 5Fl. 534 Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul. 140-861Embassy of the Argentine Republic (02) 792-5820

155 (81-3)3556-2562

abenintyo@ifrance.com Asahi Building 4F, 1-2-2, Hirakawa-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0093, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Benin (81-3)3556-2564

156 UNCITRAL-RCAP 032-458-6611

uncitral.rcap@uncitral.org17th Floor, Meet-you-all Tower, Techno Park, 7-50 Songdo-dongm Yeounsu-gu, Incheon 406-840

United Nations Commission on International Trade Law -RCAP 032-458-6699

157 - (81-3) 5422-8231, 5422-8233 bih8emb@gol.com

2F, 3F, Gardenia Building, 5-3-29 Minami-Azabu Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0047, JapanEmbassy of the Bosnia and Herzegovina (81-3) 5422-8232

158 (86-10)6539-1616

Unit 811, IBM Tower,Pacific Century Place #2A Gong Ti Bei Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100027 ChinaEmbassy of the Republic of Botswana (86-10)6539-1199

159 (81-3)5430-4985

info@cameroon-embassy-jp.orgMinami Twin House A & B 3-27-16, Nozawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, 154-0003, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Cameroon (81-3)5430-6489

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160 (86-10)6532-1801/2328

ambbubei@yahoo.fr Jiagguo Men Wai Guang Hua Road No.25 100600, Beijing, ChinaEmbassy of the Republic of Burundi (86-10)6532-2381

161 062-385-8874

919-6, Wolsan-dong, Nam-gu, GwangjuConsulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Gwangju 062-385-8880

162 (86-10) 6532-1658/1417/1387 ambacob-chine@yahoo.fr No. 7, Dong Si Jie, San Li Tun, Beijing, ChinaEmbassy of the Republic of Congo (86-10) 6532-2915

163 (81-3)5469-3014

croemb.tokyo@mvpei.hr 3-3-10, Hiroo, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0012, JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Croatia (81-3)5469-3015

164 (86-10)6532-5057/5059/7056/7057 cyembpek@public3.bta.net.cn

2-13-2, Ta Yuan Diplomatic Office Building No. 14, Liang Ma He Nan Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100600, ChinaEmbassy of the Republic of Cyprus (86-10)6532-4244

165 (86-10) 6532-3679

No 2, Dong 4 Jie San Li Tun, Beijing, ChinaEmbassy of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea (86-10) 6532-3805

166 02) 771-7582/3

embcorea@minex.gob.gt 614, Hotel Lotte, 1, Sogong-dong, Jung-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Republic of Guatemala 02) 771-7584

167 (86-10) 6532-7393

egb.beijing@yahoo.com 2-2-101, Ta Yuan Diplomat Compound, Chao Yang District, Beijing, CHINAEmbassy of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau (86-10) 6532-7106

168 (1-212)573-5828/29

guyun@un.int 801 Second Ave., suite501, New York, NY 10017 USAPermanent Mission of the Republic of Guyana to the United Nations (1-212)573-6225

169 (81-3) 3486-7096

ambhaiti@eiber.ocn.ne.jpno.38 Kowa, Nishi0Azabu Bldg, Room 906 9F, 4-12-24 Nishiazbu Minato-Ku, 106-0031, JapanEmbassy of Haiti (81-3) 3486-7070

170 (86-10)6590-7795/6

icemb.beijing@mfa.isLandmark Tower 1#802, 8 North, Dongsanhuan Road, Chaoyang District 100004, Beijing, ChinaEmbassy of the Republic of Iceland (86-10)6590-7801

171 (81-3)3585-5456

2nd Fl., Reinanzaka Bldg., 1-14-2, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan 107-0052

Embassy of the Federated States of Micronesia (81-3)3585-5348

172 (86-10) 6532-5494

beijing@mfa.md No, 2-9-1, Ta Yuan Diplomatic Office Building, Beijing, ChinaEmbassy of the Republic of Moldova (86-10) 6532-5379

173 (02) 794-1951/1350, (02) 798-3464 mongol5@kornet.net 33-5 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-885Embassy of Mongolia (02) 794-7605

174 (81-3)5419-0973/4

mozambiq@tkk.att.ne.jp Shiba Amerex Bldg. III 6F, 3-12-17, Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0073Embassy of the Republic of Mozambique (81-3)5442-0556

175 (051)465-5101/6 1147-11, Choryang-dong, Dong-gu, BusanConsulate General of Japan in Busan (051)464-1630/465-9599

176 Honorary Consul

177 (1-202)483-4224

ambassadeniger@hotmail.com 2204 R St. NW. Washington, D.C. 20008, U.S.A.Embassy of the Republic of Niger (1-202)483-3169

178 (02) 745-5554 ambassenseoul@yahoo.fr,

ambassenseoul@hotmail.com#1302 13th FL, Coryo Daeyungak Tower, 25-5 Chungmuro 1ga, Jung-gu, SeoulEmbassy of Senegal (02) 745-5524

179 (1-212)688-1656/6748

sierraleone@un.int 245 East 49th Street, New York, NY 10017, U.S.A.Permanent Mission of the Republic of Sierra Leone to the United Nations (1-212)688-4924

180 (60-3)2163-2511/2487, 2164-3150/3157/3158 swdk1_1@streamyx.com

Suite 22.03 & 03(A), Menara Citibank, 165 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaEmbassy of the Swaziland (60-3)2163-3326

181 (02) 797-6151

tlembseoul@gmail.com #405, Hannam Tower II BL 723-25Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, SeoulEmbassy of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste (02)797-6152

182 (679 )330-1355 16 Gorrie Street. Suva, FIJITuvalu High Commission, Suva, Fiji (679) 330-8479

183

02-3290-1391/2 5 international Studies Hall 425-426United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) SEOUL POLICY CENTER

184 UNEP-NOWPAP

(051) 720-3002 408-1 619-902United Nations Environment Program - Northwest Pacific Action Plan

185 (02) 72-1546/7

emvesel@kornet.net16 Floor. SC First Bank Bldg., 100 Gongpyong-dong, Jongno-gu(110-702), Seoul, C.P.O Box 10043

Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (02) 732-1548

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186

051-863-0731/0732 the Lotte Golden Rose Building, Suite 612, 150-3 Yangjong-dong, Jin Gu, BusanUnited States Consulate in Busan

187 (86-10) 6532-6975

embturkmen@netchina.com.cn King`s Garden Villa D-1, Xiaoyunlu Road, Beijing, China, 100016Embassy of the Turkmenistan (86-10) 6532-6976

188 WHO 740-8992/8361-3

who.kor@wpro.who.intSeoul National University College of Medicine, 101 Daehak-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul 100-744World Health Organization 743-2009

189 ADB Asian Development Bank