We investigate what problems international students who have finished their university studies in Korea and are going to look for jobs in Korea, face and how they can be overcome. Study focus on the E-7 visa, Special Activity, which connects to the employment of highly qualified foreign workers. Korea provides high standards of education, as well as economic development that makes the country very attractive for international students. It has been observed in the recent past that there is an increasing tendency of foreign graduates to remain in Korea for work after their studies, but it is quite difficult to transition into work from academia. Among the major challenges in this respect is obtaining the E-7 visa. Hence, this professional employment visa follows very strict requirements and, therefore, is not easily obtainable. This study, tries to find solutions for these problems by reviewing the literature and carrying out some case analyses. Results can be observed as the demands for relaxation of the requirements on incomes, diversification of the industries eligible, and Visa sponsorship by small and medium-sized enterprises. This research would go a long way in improving economic competitiveness at the universities besides ensuring social inclusiveness.