u/Fresh_Chocolate3391

Im currently on a d4 visa, but I would wanna change it to a h1 in the future.

My current house contract is until the end of August, and I’m planning to study until December 2026.

Is it possible to rent a new room for 6 months ( September - February) even tho -on the day of signing the housing contract- my arc will ‘expire’ in December? Is that a problem? At the time of signing the contract, I still have “time” to extend my d4 visa (which I’m not gonna do, but what I’m trying to say is, at this point they can’t tell how much longer Im planning to stay in Korea) can they deny me because my arc is about to ‘expire’?

What I actually want to do is getting a new room, studying until December and when my d4 expires I’ll go back to my home country to apply for the h1 visa. I will lose my ARC, but when I come back, I have my room, and the only thing I need to do is apply again for my arc??

Can it work like this or not? It feels a bit complicated because the h1 application needs to be done from your homecountry, but I have a lot of stuff that I can’t just take with me, so I wanna have a room to leave my stuff behind..

I have Candida albicans +++. I took fluconazole 1 time in combination with antibiotics, so it didn’t work.

The next week, I tried again, 1 pill of 150mg fluconazole, but it came back.

I went back to my obgyn and she prescribed me 4 pills of fluconazole (1 every week) + vaginal tablets.

I already took 1 fluconazole but after a few days I already felt the yeast infection coming back.. in total I already took 3 of the fluconazole pills and they don’t do anything (probably because there is so much time in between), so I doubt if the other 3 weekly pills will work.

It is possible to mess with the schedule on my own and do something different with the 3 leftover pills, instead of just 1 boring pill a week?

What’s the best way to get rid of it, without damaging my body.