Korea Youth Summit 2027 in Seoul, South Korea

Korea Youth Summit 2027 in Seoul, 5-8 April 2027, offers limited funded seats plus paid delegate options. Application fee required for the funded category. Deadline 20 November 2026.

The Korea Youth Summit 2027 is a four-day youth conference in Seoul, South Korea, on 5 to 8 April 2027. A limited number of funded places cover accommodation, meals, airport and local transfers, a seminar kit, a certificate, and a mentoring session.

It is run by a private organiser and is open to people aged 15 to 40 from any country. The summit charges an application fee for the funded (scholarship) category, and there are paid delegate options alongside the funded seats. Here is how it works.

Overview

Detail Information
Host country South Korea (Seoul)
Organiser Korea Youth Summit (private organiser)
Type Youth conference, four days
Funding Limited funded seats (accommodation, meals, transfers, kit, certificate) plus paid delegate options
Who can apply Anyone aged 15 to 40, all nationalities
Event dates 5-8 April 2027
Application fee Required for the funded category (amount not stated)
Deadline 20 November 2026. See the Deadline section.

What is the Korea Youth Summit?

The Korea Youth Summit is a youth conference held in Seoul, with talks, sessions, and networking over four days. It brings together young people from many countries and gives each delegate a certificate and a mentoring session.

It is organised by a private company, not a government or university. That shapes how it is funded: a limited number of scholarship places, and paid delegate places for others.

What a funded place covers

  • Accommodation during the summit
  • Meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
  • Airport transfers and local transport
  • A seminar kit and a certificate
  • A pre-summit orientation and a mentoring session

A funded place does not include your international airfare, so plan for that cost yourself even if you win a scholarship seat.

The application fee

To be considered for the funded (scholarship) category, the summit asks for an application fee. The amount is not stated on the announcement, so check it on the official site. There are also paid delegate options for applicants who are not seeking a scholarship. Pick the category that fits you and apply.

Who can apply

  • You are aged 15 to 40. Applicants under 18 are minors and will usually need a parent or guardian’s consent and support.
  • You can be from any country.
  • Any academic background is accepted.
  • You have no criminal record.

Is there an age limit?

Yes. The summit is open to ages 15 to 40. If you are under 18, apply with a parent or guardian involved, since travel and consent rules apply to minors.

Do I need IELTS or TOEFL?

No. The summit does not ask for an IELTS or TOEFL score. Sessions run in English, so you should be comfortable taking part in English.

What to prepare

Applications usually ask who you are, why you want to attend, and what you would contribute. Write a short, clear statement about yourself and your interest, and decide which category, funded or paid delegate, you are applying for.

Required documents

  • Your CV or a short profile
  • A motivation statement
  • Your passport details for visa and travel, if selected
  • Anything else the official form asks for

How to apply, step by step

  1. Open the official Korea Youth Summit site and read the categories and costs.
  2. Decide whether you are applying for a funded seat or a paid delegate place.
  3. Check the application fee amount before you pay anything.
  4. Prepare your profile and motivation statement, and submit before the deadline.
  5. Plan for your international airfare, which funded places do not cover.

Selection process

The organiser reviews applications and offers places across the funded and paid categories. Funded seats are limited, so they are competitive. Shortlisted applicants receive details of their place and next steps.

Deadline

20 November 2026. The event runs 5 to 8 April 2027.

You have time to prepare, so read the categories and the fee carefully before you apply. Confirm the fee amount and what a funded seat covers on the official site, then apply.

Have a question?

Drop your question in the comments and we will help. If you would rather have fully funded events with no fees, tell us and we will point you to those on the site.

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Komme Sjinkwe Karin
Komme Sjinkwe Karin

Founder of Links for Scholarship and director of NK Consultancy, helping students across West and Central Africa access higher education abroad. MBA holder. Posts a new verified opportunity every day.

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