What do Korean visas C-3-2 and C-3-9 mean respectively? What's the difference

1 and c32 are guaranteed visas. When you apply for a visa, you only need to provide basic identification materials without proof of assets, but you must pay a certain amount of deposit to the travel agency to ensure that you can return to China on time.

2.c39 is a self-insurance visa. You need to provide proof of assets to prove that you have economic strength and spending power, but you don't need to pay a deposit to the travel agency.

Before June of 20 14, c32 followed by c39. On June 20 14, C39 was changed from the original C32 visa to C39 visa. If it is a C39 single visit visa, the visa page shows the duration of stay, saying that 30 days means 30 days, and 90 days means 90 days.

At present, C39 is a general individual tourist visa that we usually apply for, that is, a visa type that starts from China to Korea and then returns to China. And C32 refers to the visa type for entering Korea twice (Korea, Japan and South Korea).

There are mainly the following types of visas in Korea: C-3 visa: short-term comprehensive visa, suitable for language course applicants under 90 days; D-4 visa: it is a language course visa, suitable for language course applicants for more than 90 days; D-2 visa: it is a long-term study visa, which is suitable for applicants who have taken professional courses for more than 90 days. Except for C-3 visa, D-4 visa and D-2 visa are reverse visas.

After deciding to study in Korea, if you are admitted to a Korean educational institution as a regular course student or a language advanced student, you need to prepare the necessary materials and apply for a study visa before you can enter Korea. There are three kinds of visas for studying abroad: C-3, D-4 and D-2.

1 and C-3 visas are short-term comprehensive visas, which are suitable for language course applicants who have applied for less than 90 days.

2.D-4 visa is a language course visa, which is suitable for language course applicants for more than 90 days.

Those who study Korean in language training centers affiliated to universities, those who receive education in educational institutions other than academic research institutions are equivalent to studying abroad, those who study technical skills in domestic public or public research institutions, research institutes and groups, those who practice or study in foreign-invested enterprises or overseas-invested enterprises, and those who engage in research activities.

3.D-2 visa is a long-term study visa, which is suitable for applicants with more than 90 days of professional courses.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Korea visa