KINSA - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding

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KINSA is located in Seoul, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi, South Korea.

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About KINSA

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3516476

Korea International Students Association or KINSA is a non-profit organization providing support for international students living in Korea.

Founded

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Private

Seoul, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi, South Korea

1-10

kinsa.org

Education

Non Profit

Key People

Wonjoon Chang: Representative

Details

Also Known As

킨사 | 주한외국인유학생협회

Operating Status

Active

Company Type

Non-profit

About the Company

Korea International Students Association or KINSA (킨사 | 주한외국인유학생협회) is a non-profit organization for international students living in Korea.

With over 100,000 international students going to Korea, KINSA was founded with the goal of setting the stage for exchange between Korean and international students. It also aims to extend Korean culture

via private non-profit organizations.

KINSA also aims to discover and resolve the difficulties that international students face during their stay in Korea. It provides support that will enable international students to lead a successful life in Korea and regard the country as a second home beyond the field of education.

KINSA's main activities for international students include providing traditional culture experiences through field trips to historic sites and commercial affairs; volunteer works in nursing homes, orphanages and farms; support for settlement in Korea; support for club activities like hiking, music, cooking, and more; translation services; and the publication of a monthly newsletter for international students.