For international students applying to Korean companies
Practice the interview in Korean.
Read the feedback in your language.
An AI interviewer asks in Korean, follows up on your answers, and asks the visa and stay-plan questions foreign candidates actually get. Your report comes back in English, Vietnamese, or Chinese.
The question you will get, and the answer that works
졸업 후 비자는 어떻게 하실 계획인가요? (What is your visa plan after graduation?)
음... 비자는... 회사에서 도와주시면 좋겠습니다. 잘 모르겠지만 열심히 하겠습니다.
현재 D-10 구직 비자로 체류 중이고, 채용이 확정되면 E-7으로 바로 전환할 수 있습니다. 서류는 제가 준비하고, 회사에서는 고용계약서만 주시면 됩니다.
The weak answer hands the visa problem to the interviewer, which reads as risk. The strong answer names the current visa, the target visa, and who does what, in three sentences. Say it once and move on.
This is the kind of note your report gives for every answer, in the language you choose.
How it works
Set up in a minute
Pick the company and role you are applying to, upload your resume or 자소서 (jasoseo, the Korean cover letter) if you have one, and choose the language you want your report in.
Answer out loud, in Korean
The AI interviewer asks in Korean and follows up on what you actually said, the way a Korean interviewer does. You speak; we listen.
Read the report in your language
A written report in English, Vietnamese, or Chinese: what worked, what was missing, and a stronger version of each answer. Your Korean sentences are quoted as-is so you can see exactly what to fix.
Built for the interview you will actually sit in
The questions only international candidates get
"Why Korea, not your home country?" "What is your visa plan after graduation?" "Can you handle reporting in Korean?" Two or three of your ten questions are the ones Korean interviewers reserve for foreign applicants, so you are not hearing them for the first time in the real room.
Listening speed, not just grammar
Most international candidates do not fail on 존댓말 (formal speech). They fail on hearing the whole question and starting to answer within five seconds. Voice practice trains exactly that.
Company 인재상 built in
Korean companies each publish an 인재상 (injaesang, their ideal-employee profile). We match it and ask the way that company's interviewers do, including large-company competency frameworks and BARS-style scoring.
Silence and pressure, on purpose
Korean interviewers often stay quiet after your answer or push back with a follow-up. The pressure mode does the same, so the real thing feels familiar instead of frightening.
Pricing
First session free
₩0/ first time
Then about ₩4,900 per session, less with a bundle
- ✓ Ten questions with follow-ups, by voice, in Korean
- ✓ Visa and stay-plan questions included
- ✓ Report in English, Vietnamese, or Chinese
- ✓ Company 인재상 and competency-based scoring
Payment is processed via Korean providers (Toss / KakaoPay) in KRW.
Start freeFAQ
The interview is in Korean, because that is what you will face. Only the feedback report is in the language you choose: English, Vietnamese, or Chinese. If you would rather practice an English-track interview, you can switch the interview language to English too.
No. Questions are written at the level a new graduate is expected to answer, and you can start with the personality interview, which uses everyday vocabulary. The report tells you which sentences broke down and gives a shorter, cleaner version you can actually say.
Whether you plan to stay long term, how you will convert from D-2 or D-10 to a work visa such as E-7, how confident you are working in Korean, and how you have adapted to Korean team culture. You get two or three of these among ten questions. We are not a visa agency; we only help you answer the question well. As of 2026, check HiKorea or your school's international office for current visa rules.
For each answer: a diagnosis, what was strong, what was missing, and an improved example answer. Then a summary across all answers with the competencies you showed and the one to work on first. Your Korean answers are quoted so you can compare.
Your first session is free. After that a session is about 4,900 won, with cheaper bundles. Payment goes through Korean providers in KRW, and a Korean bank card or KakaoPay works.
Yes. International offices can license Welldone for their students, with an admin view of participation. Email us from the footer and mention your university.
Still working on the application itself? Turn your resume into a Korean 자소서
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