Material requirements at a glance
| Item | Official information observed |
|---|
| Availability | Ongoing at observation |
| Broad eligibility | No gender, age, or nationality restrictions; qualification to travel abroad required |
| Fields | Up to two: singing, dancing, rapping, acting |
| Foreign applicant introduction | Native language; front/head-shot framing; landscape |
| Talent video | Full-body landscape, under 2 minutes 30 seconds, by category |
| Required components | Application form, self-introduction, talent video |
| Submission destination | Conflicting official addresses; current confirmation needed |
Illustration: an original Andxo material-planning diagram, not a WAKEONE form, screenshot, or image of an applicant.
The introduction and talent material have different purposes and framing instructions. A close-up introduction therefore does not automatically cover the talent-video requirement, even if it includes a few seconds of singing.
Do not replace it with memorized Korean merely because an informal guide claims Korean phrases earn extra points. The official guidance provides no such scoring claim.
A short outline can help you speak clearly and avoid repeated takes. That is an organizational suggestion, not a required script. Read the current form for any information it explicitly requests, and do not invent a mandatory introduction length from the talent-video limit.
Build a checklist for one field or two
Start with three headings in your preparation notes: application form, introduction, and talent material. Under talent material, list your chosen field or fields. If you choose singing and dancing, review each category's current instructions rather than assuming a single mixed clip satisfies both.
Confirm whether the current instructions want separate files, a particular arrangement, or another delivery format. Keep the original recordings available until those details are clear.
Replay the exported files rather than judging only the camera preview. Check for missing sound, cropped movement, unexpected orientation changes, and an export that will not open. These are practical checks, not additional agency admission rules.