WeCare Education
Simplifying Your Path to
Study Abroad
WeCare Education makes applying stress-free, helping students with admissions and visa support
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"Your pathway to hassle-free admissions and visa assistance."
MD IFTEKHAR RAHMAN Founder & CEO, WeCare Education
At WeCare Education, our mission is to make studying abroad a seamless reality for students worldwide. We are dedicated to simplifying admissions and visa processes, offering personalized guidance, and opening doors to world-class institutions.
As the Founder and CEO, I am committed to ensuring that every student’s journey with us is marked by trust, professionalism, and success. Our growing partnerships, particularly with top universities in South Korea and beyond, reflect our passion for empowering students to achieve their dreams.
Thank you to our students, partners, and team for your trust and support. Together, we are building a future of global opportunities.
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Working with university
Kyungsung University
South Korea
Far East University
South Korea
Tongmyong University
South Korea
Dong-A University
South Korea
Dong-Eui University
South Korea
Sejong University
South Korea
Jeonbuk National University
South Korea
Dongshin university
South Korea
Namseoul University
South Korea
Woosong Univesity
South Korea
Hanyang University
South Korea
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What Our Students Have To Say
Finally I have received my E-Visa of South korea.I really happy to be a proud member of we care education.The journey with them was so inspiring.They helped me in the every steps.I won’t never forget those memorable days.All the members,employers, councillors of we care are really helpful
MD Fahad Khan
I would like to thank Wecare Education for their guidance, assistance and professionalism.Their counselling made everything so easy.I want to thanks the whole wecare family especially my Counselor panna chakma apu and our ceo md Iftekhar rahman bhaiya who helps me to achieve my goal. I am really grateful to them.
Sabbir Hossain
WeCare Education is a trustworthy place for me💖. I confess that with gratitude because WeCare has truly lived up to its promises. While many candidates expressed their feelings about Wecare after receiving their visas, I prefer to share mine in advance😇.
Molla Mohammad Sajid
Alhamdulillah! I’m overjoyed to share that I’ve been granted my D-2 Student Visa for South Korea, where I’ll be pursuing my bachelor’s degree at DONG-EUI UNIVERSITY!
Farhan Redoy
I would like to give a warm heart thanks to WeCare Education for being a partner of my South Korea Student Via processing journey. They were super friendly and cooperative in the whole journey. I would especially like to thank Tanim Bhaiya and Noor apu for being my counselor and google person.
Naimur R. Siam
I think wecare is the best agency for South Korea student visa. There were many problems in my papers where I did not have confidence but wecare did. Thank you to every member of...
Md Pappu Ahmed
First of all thanks to almighty Allah swt. I just got South Korea student visa D- 2-3(Masters program). I had a great Experience with we care education consultancy Md iftheker Rahman and...
Afsana Mim
Assalamu alaikum, wecare is best Educational consultant so far I can assure that. we were four boys from Narsingdi (Rhitil, Mamun and Juvayer). Since we completed our IELTS we...
Mehedi Khan Raffy
Since the day one when I started my counseling with WE CARE, the overall journey of my admission as well visa process was enjoyable. The guidance and the road map shown by them...
Kamrol Hasan
Highly recommended, not only because they are friendly but also they work very professionally.I can't ignore the fact that it was very cheap and less time consuming especially if you are...
Najim Reezu
At first thanks to almighty Allah & secondly thanks to we care education who prepare all the documents & keep me tension free during my visa processing time. I think we care...
Ashikur Rahman
I had a fantastic experience with We Care Education as my consultancy for pursuing higher studies in South Korea. They guided me through the entire visa process, and I'm thoroughly satisfied...
Mohammad saiful islam
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Frequently Asked
Questions.
Which program do you work for?
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What is the IELTS requirements?
The IELTS requirements for admission to South Korean universities may vary. Some universities require a minimum IELTS score, while others may accept alternative English proficiency tests. It's important to check the specific requirements of the university and program you are interested in.
What is the average living cost in South Korea as a student?
The average living cost in South Korea for students can vary depending on the city and lifestyle. On average, it may range from $800 to $1,500 per month, covering accommodation, food, transportation, and other expenses.
How much time can a student work in a week?
The number of hours a student can work in South Korea varies based on their visa type. Generally, student visa holders can work part-time up to 20 hours per week during the academic semester and full-time during breaks.
What is the maximum scholarship amount for the bachelor & master's program?
Scholarship amounts for bachelor's and master's programs in South Korea can vary widely. Some scholarships may cover tuition fees and provide a stipend, while others may be partial scholarships. The maximum amount depends on the specific scholarship program and university.
How much intake in South Korean universities?
Intake periods in South Korean universities can vary, but there are typically two main intakes: spring and fall. Some programs may also have additional intakes, so you should check with the specific university and program for their intake schedule.
Can I get a 100% scholarship for a bachelor's program?
While some universities in South Korea offer full scholarships for exceptional international students, getting a 100% scholarship for a bachelor's program is highly competitive. Scholarships are typically based on academic merit, and you should check with individual universities for specific scholarship opportunities.
Can I study at any universities in South Korea?
You can study at various universities in South Korea, but admission requirements and eligibility criteria may vary. You need to apply to universities that offer programs compatible with your educational background and qualifications.
Can I apply for a spouse visa?
International students in South Korea may be eligible to apply for a spouse visa if they are married to a South Korean national or a resident with a valid visa. The specific requirements and procedures for obtaining a spouse visa may vary, so it's important to consult with immigration authorities.
Is it legal to do a part-time job as a student in South Korea?
Yes, international students in South Korea can work part-time, but there are restrictions on the number of hours you can work. You should check with your specific visa and university for the latest regulations.
Is Duolingo acceptable in South Korea?
Some South Korean universities accept the Duolingo English Test as an alternative to IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency. However, the acceptance may vary, so you should confirm with the university you're applying to.
Is it valid to do a driving job in South Korea?
Driving jobs for international students in South Korea may have specific requirements and restrictions. You should check with local authorities and your university for the latest regulations.
Can I go to another country from South Korea after completing my graduation?
Yes, you can travel to another country from South Korea after completing your graduation. However, it's important to ensure that you have the necessary visas and documentation for your destination.
Can I get my tuition fees refund if my visa is denied?
Tuition fee refund policies vary among South Korean universities. Some universities offer partial or full tuition fee refunds if your visa is denied, while others may have different refund policies. It's important to check the university's refund policy before applying.
Where should I study abroad?
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Does Wecare Education charge for file opening and assessments?
Wecare Education's policies may vary, and they may or may not charge for file opening and assessments. It's best to contact Wecare Education directly to inquire about their specific policies and fees.
How much is the study gap acceptable for the bachelor's and for master's?
The acceptable study gap for admission to South Korean universities can vary. Many universities do not specify a maximum study gap, but it's essential to check the specific admission requirements of the university and program you're interested in.
Can I apply without IELTS?
Some South Korean universities may accept applications without IELTS, especially if you meet other English proficiency criteria. You should check the specific admission requirements of the university and inquire about alternative English proficiency tests.
Frequently Asked
Questions.
Can I apply without IELTS?
Some South Korean universities may accept applications without IELTS, especially if you meet other English proficiency criteria. You should check the specific admission requirements of the university and inquire about alternative English proficiency tests.
What is the IELTS requirements?
The IELTS requirements for admission to South Korean universities may vary. Some universities require a minimum IELTS score, while others may accept alternative English proficiency tests. It's important to check the specific requirements of the university and program you are interested in.
What is the average living cost in South Korea as a student?
The average living cost in South Korea for students can vary depending on the city and lifestyle. On average, it may range from $800 to $1,500 per month, covering accommodation, food, transportation, and other expenses.
How much time can a student work in a week?
The number of hours a student can work in South Korea varies based on their visa type. Generally, student visa holders can work part-time up to 20 hours per week during the academic semester and full-time during breaks.
What is the maximum scholarship amount for the bachelor & master's program?
Scholarship amounts for bachelor's and master's programs in South Korea can vary widely. Some scholarships may cover tuition fees and provide a stipend, while others may be partial scholarships. The maximum amount depends on the specific scholarship program and university.
How much intake in South Korean universities?
Intake periods in South Korean universities can vary, but there are typically two main intakes: spring and fall. Some programs may also have additional intakes, so you should check with the specific university and program for their intake schedule.
Can I get a 100% scholarship for a bachelor's program?
While some universities in South Korea offer full scholarships for exceptional international students, getting a 100% scholarship for a bachelor's program is highly competitive. Scholarships are typically based on academic merit, and you should check with individual universities for specific scholarship opportunities.
Can I study at any universities in South Korea?
You can study at various universities in South Korea, but admission requirements and eligibility criteria may vary. You need to apply to universities that offer programs compatible with your educational background and qualifications.
Can I apply for a spouse visa?
International students in South Korea may be eligible to apply for a spouse visa if they are married to a South Korean national or a resident with a valid visa. The specific requirements and procedures for obtaining a spouse visa may vary, so it's important to consult with immigration authorities.
Is it legal to do a part-time job as a student in South Korea?
Yes, international students in South Korea can work part-time, but there are restrictions on the number of hours you can work. You should check with your specific visa and university for the latest regulations.
Is Duolingo acceptable in South Korea?
Some South Korean universities accept the Duolingo English Test as an alternative to IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency. However, the acceptance may vary, so you should confirm with the university you're applying to.
Is it valid to do a driving job in South Korea?
Driving jobs for international students in South Korea may have specific requirements and restrictions. You should check with local authorities and your university for the latest regulations.
Can I go to another country from South Korea after completing my graduation?
Yes, you can travel to another country from South Korea after completing your graduation. However, it's important to ensure that you have the necessary visas and documentation for your destination.
Can I get my tuition fees refund if my visa is denied?
Tuition fee refund policies vary among South Korean universities. Some universities offer partial or full tuition fee refunds if your visa is denied, while others may have different refund policies. It's important to check the university's refund policy before applying.
Where should I study abroad?
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Does Wecare Education charge for file opening and assessments?
Wecare Education's policies may vary, and they may or may not charge for file opening and assessments. It's best to contact Wecare Education directly to inquire about their specific policies and fees.
How much is the study gap acceptable for the bachelor's and for master's?
The acceptable study gap for admission to South Korean universities can vary. Many universities do not specify a maximum study gap, but it's essential to check the specific admission requirements of the university and program you're interested in.
