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D-10 Visa Points Calculator

Evaluate your age, education, and career to see if you reach the 60-point threshold for the Korea Job Seeking Visa (D-10).

Last Modified: Feb 2026 Verified by Visa Experts

How to qualify for the D-10 Visa?

The D-10 visa scoring system requires 60 points for qualification. Major score boosters include Korean proficiency (TOPIK) and higher education degrees within Korea. If you have a STEM degree, you are entitled to 5 bonus points—make sure to include them in your calculation.

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Korea D-10 Job Seeking Visa Guide

What is a D-10 Visa?

The D-10 visa is designed for foreigners who wish to stay in Korea for job-seeking activities or internships. To qualify, you must reach 60 points out of 190 in the point-based evaluation system.

Key Features

  • Duration: Typically granted for 6-month terms, extendable up to 2 years.
  • Internships: Legal but must be reported to immigration in advance.
  • Visa Conversion: Can be converted to E-7 (Professional Employment) once hired.
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FAQ

Quick answers to common questions.

What is the minimum score for a D-10 visa?

To qualify for the D-10 job-seeking visa, you generally need to score at least 60 points total, with a minimum of 20 points from basic criteria (Age + Education).

Does a STEM degree help with the D-10 visa?

Yes, holding a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) degree gives you an additional 5 bonus points toward your D-10 application.

How long can I stay in Korea on a D-10 visa?

The D-10 visa is usually granted for 6-month terms and can be extended up to a total of 2 years, provided you show active job-seeking efforts.