I want to study in Korea. Now I am a senior three. What do I need to prepare?

The condition of studying abroad is economic strength, and it is possible to study abroad only if there is a certain social and economic level. If you are a senior three, you can have a diploma to study abroad normally, and you can study in a language school with language expression above B2 1 year. Generally speaking, studying abroad will stipulate the diploma environment, language expression test scores, school test scores and other comprehensive strengths. If you can't meet this standard, it may not be easy to study abroad. In the case of economic development, you can consider signing up for a training class to study and train. On the one hand, you can learn and train an operating system, and the actual effect will be quick, and the learning efficiency will be fast.

First of all, we should confirm with international airlines whether their tickets can be used for international students' tickets. Generally speaking, international airlines can handle international student tickets as long as they give an admission notice and a reasonable visa for studying abroad. This ticket means adding a little money to increase the baggage allowance. Generally speaking, the baggage allowance for Air China international flights is strictly limited. Even if I plan to go to Korea for the first time, with the love of my parents, I will inevitably bring a lot of unnecessary items. So, in order not to make you feel at a loss at the airport. Then there are some essential items, first of all, the originals and copies of various valid documents, including but not limited to passports and visas, visa processing, various notices, inspection and confirmation, etc. This kind of thing is the net weight of many pieces of paper. Printing in Seoul is not only expensive, but also you can't find a copy shop for a while, otherwise it's really hard to say.

Prepare in advance before departure: Passport Visa: Passport is an international identity document to prove a person's true American identity. It should be properly kept to prevent loss. You should print the date and number of your passport and visa so as to provide detailed information when replacing it when it is lost. Clothes and pants: international students generally wear simple clothes, mainly for leisure and entertainment. The climate in Korea is similar to that in Beijing, with a temperature difference of 3-4 degrees around the four seasons. Please prepare clothes in advance for this. Shoes: leather shoes, sneakers, sneakers and sandals are all ok. Books: Korean-Chinese, Chinese-Korean dictionary, Chinese-English dictionary. Bring some books detailing Chinese tourist attractions to overseas friends. The scenic spots introduced in detail in the book are of great help to learning Chinese.

Cash: the living expenses for study and training during the study and training period, and withdraw a certain amount of foreign currency deposits abroad according to relevant requirements. Dollars can open foreign exchange trading savings accounts in specific financial institutions in Seoul, while RMB can not open foreign exchange trading savings accounts in Seoul, but can be converted into RMB in specific financial institutions in Seoul. Household appliances: The working voltage in Korea is 220V, and the power cord plug is cylindrical (foreign standard) unlike in China. If you carry household appliances with you, spare adapter plugs. Exit formalities in China: passport, visa, plane ticket, exit card, identity documents (identity documents must be brought when going abroad for the first time). With a short-term training visa, you must buy a reasonable one-year special round-trip air ticket.