Purpose : The dormitory supports international students in pursuing their studies in a safe and convenient living environment, while providing opportunities for students of diverse nationalities to live together and build global networks.

Assignment Priority : Priority is given to new international students, government-sponsored scholarship students (GKS), and scholarship students from partner institutions. For current students, assignments are made based on the previous semester's academic performance, thereby motivating academic achievement and ensuring fair opportunities. If the number of applicants exceeds the available spots, applicants will be placed on a waiting list, and admission opportunities will be offered in order of the waiting list as vacancies arise.
Eligibility: International students currently enrolled at the university (degree programs, language programs) who meet basic requirements, including submission of a health examination result prior to admission.

Room Configuration : The dormitory is operated on a two-person per room basis(for larger rooms two bunkbeds), and each room is equipped with basic amenities such as a bed, a drawer, air conditioner, and communal internet connection and hanger per suite. The dormitory ensures a comfortable living environment by balancing personal space and common areas.

Common Facilities :The dormitory is equipped with restrooms, a common kitchen, and a lounge, providing an environment necessary for daily life and academic activities. In particular, the shared kitchen allows international students to cook their own meals and share the flavors of their home countries.

Cultural exchange programs :The dormitory regularly hosts Korean conversation meetings, traditional Korean cultural experiences (such as wearing Hanbok and making kimchi), and social events for international students to help them adapt to Korean culture and interact with friends from other countries.

Dormitory Fees : Approximately KRW 1,200,000 per semester (3 months), which includes facility management fees and basic utilities (electricity, water, etc.).
Additional costs (such as excess electricity usage) may be billed separately.

Move-in and Move-out Period :Move-in is possible starting one week before the semester begins, and move-out must be completed within three days after the semester ends. Extensions may be available during vacation periods with prior application.
However, additional fees apply during vacation periods.

Application Method :The application period and detailed schedule for dormitory admission will be announced on the website at the beginning of each semester. Applications must be submitted online, along with required documents (passport copy, health examination results, etc.).
Results Announcement: Application results will be notified via individual email and the website notice board. Successful applicants must pay the dormitory fee and complete the check-in procedures within the designated period.

Important Notes :Residents must adhere to basic rules for communal living (e.g., noise prevention, keeping common areas clean, no smoking or drinking) while in the dormitory.
Violations may result in warnings or expulsion, so please review the rules carefully before moving in.

For additional inquiries or support regarding the dormitory, please contact the International Exchange Office.
 Consultations are available via phone, email, or in-person visits, and English consultations are also available. Additionally, we provide mentoring programs and counseling services for international students who may face difficulties adapting to dormitory life after moving in.
We at Sahmyook Health University will do our best to ensure that international students successfully adapt to their academic and daily lives in Korea through our dormitory. We hope that your dormitory life will be a valuable experience filled with memories and learning.