2INTERNATIONAL HOUSE Ⅱ (I-HOUSE 2)

There are approximately 150 residential places for KLI stuents only at the I-House 2. Student rooms are furnished with beds, mattresses, wardrobes, study tables, book shelves and fans/air-conditioning units. The internet acess and telephone (receiving only) are available in each room. You may choose either a single room or double room.
The I-House 2 has a shared kitchen and laundry facilities as well as lounge areas and computers. Laundry rooms equipped with coin-operated washing machines and tumble dryers are located in the basement.

If you prefer the campus accommodation, you should apply for the International House Ⅱ by completing an on-line application via the website (http://ih.yonsei.ac.kr/).

☞ Each room is equipped with personal bathroom and shower.
☞ A bed linen, pillow and one set of sheets are provided for each student.
☞ Laundry facilities and kitchen are located on the premises.
☞ Wireless internet connenction is available.
☞ The dormitory fee does NOT cover meal fees. Students are responsible for purchasing their own meals.
☞ Smoking and drinking are not allowed in the dormitory building.
☞ Students staying in the dormitory must follow the dormitory regulations.

▶ APPLICATION INFORMATION for those who applied for the Regular Program (SPRING TERM, 2010)

Period of Application http://ih.yonsei.ac.kr
Announcement of Application
Result
within a few days upon acceptance
Period of Registration (Payment)
Period of STAY
March 26 (Fri) ~ June 13 (Sun), 2010
Single
1,501,000 Won
Double
1,248,200 Won


▶ APPLICATION PROCESS

1
   Go to the I-House Ⅱ website (http://ih.yonsei.ac.kr)
2
   Complete and Submit Online Application (STEP 1)
       2-1) Admission number is same sa student ID number
3
   Check your status (STEP 2)
       3-1) Department: Korean Language Institute
       3-2) Session Applied for: KLI term you've applied
       3-3) Select Room Type: single or double
4
   Announcement of Application Result
       4-1) Check your room assignment and account information for the dorm fee @ My Housing
5
   Make a payment by the deadline
6
   Check-in

   

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2OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING

There are several options available for housing. An off-campus dormitory called Hasook-jib is very popular with students, both international and domestic.

▶ Hasook-Jib or Go-shi-won

The second option is the off-campus dormitories called Hasook-jib. No deposit or contract is required. Rent is about 400,000 a month, including two meals a day, for your own private room. Just like the on-campus dormitory, there is a shared kitchen and laundry facilities. There is plenty of Hasook-jib in the Sinchon area around Yonsei. Similar to a Hasook-jib is a place called a Go-shi-won. They cost less than Ha-sook-jib (about 300,000 won per month), but do not include meals, and the rooms tend to be considerably smaller.

▶ Apartment or Studio

Another option is to get your own apartment or studio. These are usually arranged through a Korean real estate agent. Generally, you have to pay a large deposit fee (minimum of 5,000,000 won), sign a one-year contract, and then pay about 500,000 won per month. The high deposit fee makes this option difficult for the majority of students.