Changwon City to Provide Up to 2.16 Million KRW in Living Stability Funds for University and Graduate Students
60,000 KRW per Month for 3 Years, Apply at Administrative Welfare Center
Changwon City, Gyeongnam, launched a campaign on the 16th to promote the University (Graduate) Student Life Stability Support Project.
View original image[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Seryeong] Changwon City, Gyeongnam, will provide living stability support funds to university (graduate) students again this year.
On the 16th, the city hung banners at six universities in the region and visited campus libraries and dormitories to distribute promotional materials to students.
Since September 2019, Changwon City has been promoting the University (Graduate) Student Living Stability Support Project to reduce the economic burden on young people moving to the city for university admission, support stable academic life, and establish a foundation for regional settlement.
The program targets enrolled students at universities (graduate schools) located in Changwon City who have moved from other cities or counties at least one year before the moving-in date and have continuously resided in Changwon City for more than three months.
Support is provided at 60,000 KRW per month for up to three years, with a maximum amount of 2,160,000 KRW depending on the duration of residence and enrollment.
Applicants can apply by visiting the administrative welfare center of their local eup, myeon, or dong with their ID and certificate of enrollment. The support funds are paid monthly via the mobile Changwon Sarang Gift Certificate Nubijeon.
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Choi Jong-ok, head of the Population and Youth Division, said, “We hope this small but meaningful support will help students who are facing many difficulties in their studies due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic,” and added, “We will do our best to discover support projects for housing stability targeting the young generation residing in Changwon City.”
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