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PROJECT INTRODUCTION
Travel with multinational friends in South Africa! Experience exciting truck camping across southern Africa! Enjoy a unique truck journey! Operated directly by a local African organization, we visit places that showcase Africa's most pristine natural wonders. It's a continent that everyone should challenge themselves to visit at least once before they die. If you want to take on a once-in-a-lifetime challenge and experience unforgettable adventures, start your African truck journey now!
1. Experience the place where YOLO started with Youth Over Flowers! Make the most of your one and only life!
In 2017, the popular keyword was 'YOLO' (You Only Live Once). On travel variety shows, the popular 'Reply 1988' showed the 4 friends from Ssangmun-dong enjoying their youth to the fullest, along with showcasing how similar-aged international friends live their lives. What if you could experience the untouched, pristine nature of the world's oldest continent, Africa, by camping with friends from around the world and living a life for yourself?
You Only Live Once! Embrace new challenges and enjoy life to the fullest. That's true youth!
2. Enjoy 200% of the romance of outdoor camping under the starry Milky Way.
One of the greatest features of this project is the opportunity to camp in the great outdoors and fully appreciate the untouched natural beauty. Experience the starlit Milky Way and breathe in the fresh morning air of Africa! Imagine setting up tents and cooking over a fire in the surreal natural environment you've only seen in movies, with international friends around you. Doesn't it sound amazing? Make that imagination a reality now!
3. The ultimate African tour! Conquer the top 4 African countries.
Now that you've decided to go to Africa, you should make sure to visit all the major countries in Africa. This project includes some of the top destinations in Africa: South Africa, which is known for its world-leading wine production and charming European-style buildings, Namibia, a popular location for movies like <Mad Max: Fury Road>, <10000 BC>, and the TV series <The Prisoner: 2009>, Chobe National Park, and other destinations where you can experience true safaris in Africa, Botswana, known for its world’s largest salt pans and as one of the top three waterfalls destinations globally, and Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. These are must-see places on your life bucket list that you should experience in person.
4. Fast, comfortable, and safe! With Gap Year, traveling Africa is a breeze!
Preparing for a trip to Africa involves a lot of considerations, such as camping, traveling between countries, meals, and safari tours. Especially since there isn't much information about African truck travel in the domestic market, it's understandable to feel anxious and worried. This project has been licensed by the African Travel Association and registered with the tourism boards of each country, ensuring that local professional tour directors handle everything and accompany you at all times. Therefore, as long as you follow the instructions and trust the process, you can enjoy a safe and thorough truck safari experience in Africa without any issues.
All you need to do is come with an excited heart for your African truck trip!
■ Growing with the Project
| Project Day 7 | Project Day 15 | Project Day 24 |
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STUDY IT! |
EXPERIENCE IT! |
BREAKTHROUGH! |
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1-1. First Meeting with Friends from Around the World
2-1. Adapting to the African Wilderness |
1-2. Building Intimacy and Strong Friendships with International Friends 2-2. Connecting with Wildlife and Enjoying Outdoor Camping 3-1. Experiencing True Freedom in Africa |
1-3. Expanding Perspectives and Values through Encounters with Diverse People 2-3. Developing Survival Skills and Flexibility for Adapting Anywhere 3-2. Discovering a New Side of Yourself |
PROJECT ACTIVITIES
Traveling by truck through Southern Africa (South Africa Republic, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe) is a journey. Experience the untouched nature of Southern Africa through deserts, canyons, national parks, waterfalls, deltas, and more on a safari trip, hiking, camping, city sightseeing, etc. . (See details below for schedule)
- Duration : 24 days
- Location : South Africa Republic, Cape Town, Namibia Desert, Etosha National Park, Botswana Okavango Delta, Zimbabwe Victoria Falls, etc. are the major attractions in Southern Africa
- Participation Available dates : The African Trucking Project starts every Saturday . Due to the project's global popularity it often fills up quickly, so early registration is recommended. ( Please contact us with your preferred dates to check availability. )
■ Activity Information Details
- This project starts at 1 PM in Cape Town, South Africa, and ends at 6 PM in Johannesburg. The trucking project will last until then. The end time may vary depending on local conditions.
- This project involves various international friends of different ages from several countries. The team size for the trucking trip ranges from a minimum of 4 to a maximum of 17 people.
- To ensure safe participation, it is highly recommended to get malaria vaccination and travel insurance before the project starts.
- Since this is an outdoor and remote project, there might be times when the plans do not go as expected. Embracing such situations with an open mind will make the African trucking trip more enjoyable.
■ Life Information Details
- Accommodation : On the 24th, you'll camp at a national park or outdoor campsite for 13 days, stay in a lodge for 7 nights, and in a canvas tent for 3 nights.
| * Lodge and Canvas Tent: These are typical accommodations used for camping, similar to a mix of cabins and pensions in Korea, or accommodations of the same level. Generally, lodges come with private bathrooms/toilets/dining areas and are mostly built with wood. Canvas tents are tents made of fabric rather than wood. They are waterproof and made from a somewhat heavy, dome-shaped fabric. |
- Meals : Generally, meals during outdoor activities and camping are included in the participation fee, but meals during city explorations and free time, as well as after-parties, are not included (refer to the detailed schedule).
- Camping Essential Preparation: Bring towels, sleeping bags, and travel pillows for camping.
* Other detailed preparation information will be provided during the orientation.
For a smooth start and end of the project we offer one-way pickup, one day accommodation in a lodge before the project starts and one day after the project ends. For a smooth start of the project, it is recommended to arrive in South Africa a day before the project starts and start the project leisurely. Similarly, if the project end date is delayed due to local circumstances, we provide one additional night's stay on the project end date.
* If you do not wish to add accommodation before the start of the project or after its end please make sure to contact us in advance before submitting your application.
This is the start of the truck tour project. At 1 PM, you will meet the tour manager and team members at the designated meeting point.
- Cape Town city tour
Table Mountain, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, Cape Point, the Cape of Good Hope, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Seal Island, Hout Bay, coastal scenery, etc.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Cape Town (Breakfast provided on Day 2)
Day 3: West Coast (South Africa)
Leaving Cape Town with Table Mountain in the rear, we head to the West Coast. In September, the West Coast is filled with wildflowers, creating a stunning tableau with wildlife. The Cedarberg area, which is well-preserved, is designated as a wildlife sanctuary and offers a variety of sights, including fascinating sandstone formations, zebras, springboks, and mystical native plants like rooibos.
- Drive along the West Coast
- Stay at a lodge in a small town known for springboks (Breakfast and dinner provided)
Day 4: Orange River (Namibia)
Travel north, cross the border into Namibia, and head to the Orange River. The Orange River is the longest river in South Africa, marking the border between Namibia and South Africa. The narrow canyon creates a spectacular view, and the towering orange-colored rocks give the illusion of the entire mountain being on fire. For the canoe activity, we will leisurely navigate along the river to take in the surroundings.
- Canoeing on the Orange River
- Camping at a campsite (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Day 5: Fish River Canyon
Travel to the Fish River Canyon, the starting point of the Orange River. Fish River Canyon is the second-largest canyon in the world. Enjoy the grandeur of the canyon's natural beauty.
- Visit Fish River Canyon
- Camping at a campsite (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Day 6: Fish River Canyon (Namibia)
Traveling along Namibia's stunning landscapes, we will head to our next destination. For the night, we'll stay in Namibia's desert hunting reserve, covering 70 million square meters. Surrounded by desolate mountains and red sand dunes, this area offers an opportunity to experience the vitality of various species and the grandeur of nature.
- Desert drive through Fish River Canyon
- Visit Namibia's desert hunting reserve
- Camping at Namibia's desert hunting reserve (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Day 7: Namib Desert (Namibia)
Explore the Namib Desert, known as the heart of Namibia. Experience the vast plains, red hills, and towering rock formations. Don't miss the unique flora and fauna stories shared by our expert guide! Take a break from the hot sun in your tent and enjoy some personal time amidst the stunning scenery. In the afternoon, embark on a desert drive and enjoy a beautiful sunset while sipping traditional sundowner drinks. If you're lucky, you might even spot nocturnal animals like aardvarks and hyenas.
- Morning desert walk
- Afternoon and evening desert drive
- Camping at Namibia Nature Reserve (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Day 8: Sossusvlei Dunes (Namibia)
Visit the highlight of the Namib Desert, the Sossusvlei Dunes. Known for having the tallest sand dunes in the world, this area offers breathtaking views. In the morning, enjoy the fresh air while climbing the dunes and immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Sossusvlei and Dead Vlei!
- Jeep tour of the desert
- Climb the dunes, visit Sossusvlei, Dead Vlei, and enjoy a 4WD trip in Sossusvlei
- Camping at a campsite (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Days 9 - 10: Swakopmund (Namibia)
Travel through the Kuiseb Canyon and Naukluft National Park to Swakopmund, Namibia's premier resort town. On the 10th day, enjoy free time to explore the town and participate in activities of your choice. Experience Namibian local cuisine and culture in Swakopmund.
- Desert drive
- Kuiseb Canyon and Naukluft National Park
- Accommodation at a Swakopmund lodge (Breakfast and lunch provided on Day 9, breakfast provided on Day 10)
* Optional activities (additional cost): Skydiving, quad biking, sandboarding, desert tours, seal, dolphin, and whale watching, fishing, etc.
** On Day 10, there will be a group farewell gathering, which is not included in the participation fee.
Day 11: Speeskop (Namibia)
Travel through the eerie Skeleton Coast to Speeskop. Named for the many shipwrecks caused by thick fog and rough waves, the Skeleton Coast is known for its stunning scenery. Make unforgettable memories in Speeskop, renowned for some of the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets in Namibia.
- Visit Skeleton Coast (seal habitat) and Cape Cross
- Camping at Speeskop (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Days 12 - 13: Etosha National Park (Namibia)
Move to Etosha National Park, where you'll spend two nights camping and enjoy dynamic game drives. Explore the vast park, searching for waterholes and observing wildlife up close.
- Game drives
- Camping in Etosha National Park (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided on Days 12 and 13)
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[Note] Game Drives
Safari tours involve exploring the wilderness in a vehicle. Typically done in open-top jeeps, this allows for a close-up view of wildlife. As long as the animals do not feel threatened, they are unlikely to attack, and traveling in a jeep ensures a safe wild experience.
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Day 14: Caprivi (Namibia)
As you pass through various towns and villages in northern Namibia, you'll gain insight into the lives of the local people. When you arrive at the banks of the Okavango River, you'll suddenly be greeted by a refreshing green landscape. The cool shade of the riverbank will provide a wonderful retreat from Namibia's scorching sun.
- Drive across Namibia
- Camping at a campsite (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Days 15 - 16: Okavango Delta (Botswana)
Cross the border into Botswana and head to the Okavango Delta, where you'll spend two nights. The Okavango Delta, the world's largest inland delta, is home to unique wildlife and a variety of bird species, allowing you to fully experience the wonders of nature. Take the opportunity to learn about the delta's flora and fauna from local guides and discover the wild lifestyle of the native people!
- Traditional canoe experience (mokoro)
- Guided game walk in the Okavango Delta
- Sunset boat trip
- Camping in a twin bed tent unit (Depending on the situation, camping might be in a dome tent on an island in the Okavango Delta. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided on Days 15 and 16)
* Optional activity (additional cost): Delta helicopter tour
Day 17: Maun (Botswana)
Leave the Okavango Delta and travel to your accommodation in Maun, a northern city in Botswana. The lodge, located by the Boteti River, features a swimming pool and bar, offering a comfortable space to relax or enjoy your leisure time.
- Stay at a lodge in Maun (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Day 18: Makgadikgadi Pan (Botswana)
Start your day enjoying the river and pool at the lodge. If you want to take a morning walk, join a local staff member from the village for a chance to explore the village of Chenoga, which is usually less accessible to tourists! After an early lunch, move to the Makgadikgadi Pan, which, during the dry season, stretches out with white sands, creating a salt desert-like atmosphere. This place is filled with tranquility and silence, giving the feeling of being in an unknown land. Afterward, travel to Elephant Sands Lodge where you can see elephants up close at the waterholes.
- Chenoga Village Walk
- Visit to Makgadikgadi Pan
- Camping at Elephant Sands (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner provided)
Day 19: Chobe - Victoria Falls
As we explore the north, we will enjoy the slow and peaceful Chobe River. This area is an excellent habitat for hippos and crocodiles and is also attractive to the largest animals on earth, such as elephants and buffalo. In the afternoon, we will explore the Chobe River and National Park on a cruise. In the evening, we will move to a lodge close enough to walk to the falls and other tourist spots.
- Visit to Chobe National Park
- Wide-range Chobe Boat Cruise
- Stay at the lodge (Breakfast, Lunch provided)
Day 20: Victoria Falls
Finally, we reach the heart of our African journey: Victoria Falls. Known locally as ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’, or ‘The Smoke That Thunders’, we will spend ample time at Victoria Falls. As the center of various activities, there are plenty of activities to enjoy, so have a great time.
- Victoria Falls National Park
- Optional Activities (Additional costs): Bungee Jumping, Rafting, Helicopter Flights over Victoria Falls, and other various activities
- Stay at the lodge (Breakfast provided)
Day 21: Hwange National Park (Zimbabwe)
We will move to Hwange National Park, the largest national park in Zimbabwe. This park is home to thousands of elephants. In the afternoon, enjoy a game drive to spot various wildlife and take a night drive to see nocturnal animals that are not visible during the day!
- Game drives/walks within Hwange National Park
- Camping in Hwange National Park (breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Day 22: Bulawayo-Matobo (Zimbabwe)
After visiting Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second-largest city, we will head to Matobo National Park. This park features the Matobo Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is home to rhinos and other wildlife.
- Visit Bulawayo
- Matobo National Park
- Rhino barefoot trekking
- Camping in Matobo National Park (breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Day 23: Limpopo Valley (South Africa)
We will move to the Limpopo Valley in South Africa. This area, where Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa intersect, is rich in historical, cultural, and anthropological value. In the afternoon, take a simple walk along the Limpopo Valley!
- Camping in Limpopo Valley (breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)
Day 24: Johannesburg (South Africa)
After viewing the Bushman paintings near Limpopo Valley in the morning, we will head to Johannesburg. Travel through South Africa’s borders and enjoy the stunning scenery of Waterberg as we move to Johannesburg, the economic hub of Africa.
- Transfer to Johannesburg and end of the trip (breakfast provided)
* If you are returning home immediately after the truck tour, it is recommended to book your departure for the day after the last scheduled activity.
Please note that delays in the schedule are common due to local circumstances, and we are not responsible for missed flights due to schedule changes.
■ Example of Optional Activities
| Activity | Location |
Price (As of December 2017) |
| Winery Visit | Cape Town (South Africa) | 850 Rand |
| Skydiving | Swakopmund (Namibia) | 2500 Namibian Dollars |
| Sandboarding (Descent) | Swakopmund (Namibia) | 470 Namibian Dollars |
| Rafting | Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) | 150 USD |
| Helicopter (Victoria Falls View) | Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) | 150 USD |
* In addition, you can apply for various activities specific to each region.
* Detailed information and additional activity details will be provided individually upon confirmation of participation. For further inquiries, please contact Korea Gap Year.
TIP. Trucking in Travel Africa
The charm of trucking travel in the heart of Africa's nature is truly beyond words. However, long hours sitting on the truck and numerous outdoor activities can be challenging. You will experience long exposure to sunlight and interact closely with people from different cultures, which requires cooperation and adjustment. Despite the inconveniences, it is a worthwhile and wonderful experience. It is highly recommended for those with an open mind who are eager to seek valuable and amazing experiences. The experiences gained from trucking travel will be unforgettable for a lifetime!
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■ English Requirement ★ ★ ☆☆☆ Since you will be living with international friends of various ages, basic communication in English is required.
■ Physical Requirement ★★ ★ ☆☆ This project involves various outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and jeep tours in a tropical environment. Due to the extensive outdoor activities, a good level of physical fitness is required. Additionally, the project is recommended for those who can adapt well to such environments. |
" The entire tour was amazing! I learned so much about African animals and cultures, and I will remember this trip for the rest of my life. I was so happy! I have always dreamed of traveling to Africa, and now my dream has come true. "
" An amazing trip! I had fun mingling with people during the journey and also enjoyed seeing the beauty of Africa. I would definitely recommend this Africa trekking project to anyone traveling to Africa! "
" Our guide provided the best fun throughout the 24 days, and I will always consider this trip as the best experience of my life! The guide also cooked really well like a real chef!!! "
" The equipment in the truck was incredibly good, and the accommodation was much better than I had expected. "
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Highly Recommended by Gap Year Planners The project planning intentions developed and overseen by the planners
Thanks to the popularity of the Namibia trekking, we’ve expanded to include Southern Africa trekking for those who feel that just seeing Namibia would be a pity! After carefully meeting with various trekking companies in Africa, we selected the one with a reasonable price, excellent value for money, and a range of activities included. This project is not just about a low price but provides unforgettable thrilling activities in the vast natural landscapes, outdoor camping with international friends under the starry sky, and a packed 24-day schedule. It will be the most enchanting journey and a remarkable challenge in your life.
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* Detailed reviews from participants can be found at Gap Year Stories (Click).
* More participant reviews can be found at the bottom of the project under "Participant Reviews".
SUPPORT
 Local Orientation |
 Online Orientation |
 Online Consultation |
 Local Institution Completion Certificate |
 KGY Certification |
 Pre-Departure Care |
 KGY Consultation |
 KGY Mission |
 24hr Emergency Care |
 Flight Ticket Booking Assistance |
 Real-Time Consultation Service |
 KGY Note Book |
 Project and Participation Costs |
 KGY Mission Scholarship |
 OT Documents |
 Project Accommodation |
 Airport-Hotel Pickup Service |
 Some Meals During the Project |
 Professional African Trekking Driver |
 Foreign Tour Manager |
 Camping Equipment |
 Africa Tour Dedicated Truck |
 Entrance Fees and Activities Included in the Itinerary |
Details of Support
■ Accommodation and Meals
- Camping with multinational friends (13 nights, 2 people per room)
- Carefully selected safe accommodation (7 nights in a lodge, 3 nights in a canvas tent, 2 people per room)
- 58 meals of local African cuisine or camping meals
- Safe pickup service from the airport to the accommodation (one-way)
- Safe camping equipment (tent, chairs, cooking utensils, etc.)
■ Transportation
- Convenient and safe Africa tour truck (with cooking counter, lockers, etc.)
- Professional driver for Africa truck tours
■ Project Activities
- Local orientation by a dedicated tour manager
- Professional tour manager accompanying throughout the trip
- Orange River canoeing, Etosha National Park entrance fee, Chobe National Park entrance fee, rhino trekking, desert night drive, etc.
Entrance fees and activities included in the itinerary (optional tours are selected individually and are not included)
■ Care Services
- Participant dispatch process: Project registration and dispatch procedures
- Orientation provided: Various orientation information to help you have a successful gap year
- OT materials: Information packed with the planner's know-how for first-time overseas travelers to stay safe
- Gap year notebook: A notebook to reflect on yourself during the gap year (▶ Read more)
- Gap year mission discount
■ Certificates and Recommendations
- Issuance of Korea Gap Year participation certificate and completion certificate
* Participation certificates and completion certificates are issued after properly completing the project and upon the participant's request if a review is submitted.
Not Included
- Round-trip airfare and pickup fee (from accommodation to airport)
- Local expenses (meals not included in the itinerary, optional tours, etc.)
- Individual travel insurance and vaccinations
- Personal camping supplies: sleeping bag, pillow, etc.
- Visa issuance fee
INSTITUTION INTRODUCTION
This organization, founded in 1983, has been introducing the beautiful and unique natural landscapes, culture, and history of Africa to many people through truck tours for about 35 years. Most truck tour operators are run by Europeans, but this organization is operated by locals, giving it a deep understanding of Africa’s unique culture and natural environment. From its inception, the organization has prioritized sustainability as a key value, aiming to show the awe-inspiring Africa to future generations. It contributes to regional development through local employment, local consumption, supporting local schools, and environmental protection activities.
The organization is licensed by the African Travel Association and registered with the tourism boards of each country. Additionally, it ensures safety with its own truck, which has been modified with 35 years of expertise, and professional guides registered with FGASA from the beginning to the end of the trip. Learn about the nature of Africa and safari tour expertise from passionate, environmentally conscious guides!
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[Note] FGASA An organization that trains professional guides to protect South Africa’s natural and cultural heritage. It has strict qualification standards for knowledge of South African nature and culture preservation, basic knowledge of the guiding profession, as well as understanding of equipment needed for field trips, teamwork, and interpersonal skills. |
ACCOMMODATION INTRODUCTION
■ Camping
This project involves camping mostly in national parks and outdoor campgrounds across Africa.
Camping gear like tents, chairs, camping beds and other equipment are provided. The tents are very sturdy and designed for safari, with built-in mosquito nets. During the camping, you will learn how to set up tents, build a fire, prepare meals, wash dishes, clean up, and how to help and consider others. Through this process, you will create memories with your international friends and experience majestic nights under the African sky, making unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime.
| 1 tent for 2 people / Camping equipment provided / Meals provided during camping / Drinking water and shower facilities available |
* Camping facilities may vary depending on the campsite.
■ Miscellaneous Accommodation (lodge, Cabin)
During the itinerary, 6 nights will be spent at a lodge and 2 nights at a cabin.
This accommodation is a mixed form of lodging for camping, including auto camping, cabins, and pensions, and is equivalent to a bungalow or similar type of lodging. 2 people will share a room, with bath/shower facilities available. There are also outdoor swimming pools and dining facilities, making it an ideal place for relaxation.
| 2 persons in 1 room / Wifi provided |
* If camping accommodations are inconvenient, you can upgrade to a lodge (additional charges apply).
If you choose to upgrade to a lodge, the departure date may change. Please contact Korea Gap Year (koreagapyear@gmail.com) for inquiries.
LOCATION INTRODUCTION
Location: Southern Africa
Southern Africa consists of South Africa, Zambia, Namibia, Mozambique, Botswana, and Zimbabwe, with South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe being the most notable. These four countries boast stunning landscapes that attract photographers from around the world who come to capture wildlife and nature. Consequently, the tourism industry is well-developed, making it one of the more comfortable and safe regions in Africa.
Explore the European-style buildings of Cape Town in South Africa, a vacation spot full of European charm, the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe loved by Europeans, the unique flora and fauna in Botswana offering a true safari experience, and South Africa where you can meet the Little Prince and become a movie hero! Venture into the unknown land of Africa and start your adventure now!
Eligibility
- Anyone aged 18 to 55 who is in good health
- Anyone with a dream of African truck travel
- Anyone who wants to experience an exciting journey with friends from diverse nationalities
- Anyone with a strong spirit of adventure for new experiences
- Anyone who wants to travel safely throughout Africa
- Anyone who is active and enjoys connecting with new people
SCHEDULE AND PRICES
■ This project starts every Saturday.
■ The minimum participation period for this project is 24 days
■ Gap Year Mission ( ▶ Learn More )
■ Installment Payment Information
If you are unable to pay the full amount, please make an advance payment of 500,000 KRW and settle the remaining amount within 2 weeks. The process for confirming your participation will begin from the date of the advance payment, and we will check availability and TO. It is important to secure your spot early to participate on your preferred date and period! (No refunds once participation is confirmed)
* However, if the start date is approaching, the schedule for the remaining payment may vary depending on the situation.
■ Early Bird Discount and Emergency Application Information
All Gap Year projects are recommended to apply at least 3 months before the project start date due to the normal processing procedures and preparation period. The principle is to apply no later than 2 months before the start date. However, if there is an urgent need to participate in the project, you can use the emergency application service to pay an additional fee for faster processing.
* While we will assist with the fastest possible processing, there is a basic amount of time required for communication with local agencies and for confirming participation. Since all procedures are the same as for regular participants, those using the emergency application service must actively cooperate with the Korea Gap Year operation team.
** Those who apply more than 180 days before the start date can receive an Early Bird discount.
*** Emergency application services can be applied for through the options above. For inquiries regarding emergency application services, please contact koreagapyear@gmail.com.
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- What is Provided: Gap Year mission and notes auto-application / Full OT materials provided upon participation confirmation / Emergency additional staffing / Support for necessary documents, etc.
* If you have difficulty calculating dates, please refer to the Naver Date Calculator >> Naver Date Calculator
** Note: In the case of emergency applications, there may be no TO due to local circumstances, and the process will proceed according to the Gap Year refund policy. Additionally, any issues caused by participant non-cooperation are the responsibility of the participant.
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