After graduating in Korea, what should students verify before planning a D-10 job-search period?
By Kapy editorial team
Chinese-language graduates often discuss D-10 as if it automatically bridges graduation and any future job. Kapy has kept this as a question because degree level, graduation timing, intended activity, job field and later employment status all matter. Recent applicants can help by describing when they obtained an expected-graduation or graduation certificate, which school office they consulted, how they confirmed the applicable D-10 subtype and activity plan, and when they contacted 1345 or the competent immigration office. Please do not post transcripts, ARC or passport numbers, job offers, bank balances or a copy of the application. A personal approval is not a promise for another reader; everyone should verify the current requirements for their own education and intended activity.
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