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This road was travelled long before us

We make the road between Uzbekistan and Korea shorter and clearer for students.

After the Afrasiab mural: two envoys believed to have come from Korea, 7th century.

The Afrasiab envoys

The Afrasiab murals in Samarkand show two seventh-century envoys who are believed to have come from the Korean peninsula, from the kingdom of Goguryeo. Historians still debate it, but we like the idea: the road between our peoples was open long before us.

How we work

We work with South Korean universities directly, under partnership agreements. We do not work through intermediaries in Korea, and no part of the service fee goes to intermediaries.

We draw up a written plan with every student: which document is ready when, what it costs and who is responsible. Parents get the same plan.

We publish our prices on the site and put the refund terms into the contract. We never guarantee a visa, because the embassy makes that decision. What we can do is leave no mistakes in the documents and prepare you for the interview.

From Tashkent to Seoul

The Afrasiab envoys probably spent months on this road. Today Tashkent to Seoul is a few hours’ flight; the rest is paperwork. We are with you at every stage of the way.

A globe: the flight arc from Tashkent to Seoul, with a paper plane on it

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We see visitors at the office by appointment. The first consultation is free and commits you to nothing.

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