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South Korea Visa for Tourists in 2024: A Comprehensive Guide

Updated: March 29, 2024

South Korea’s visa policy is generally simple but has a couple of exceptions and specific rules that allow visa-free access where otherwise a visa would be necessary.

The Korean Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA) was introduced in September 2021 and is now mandatory for all travelers without visas 18 or older and 65 or younger. This means there is no true visa exemption anymore. However, some nationalities are exempt from the K-ETA until 31 December 2024.

In this article, I will guide you through South Korea visa requirements, K-ETA, tourist visas and exceptions.

Table of Contents

Visa policy and visa types.

Passport holders from 110 countries do not need a visa to travel to South Korea. Unless temporarily exempt, all visa-exempt nationals between 18 and 64 (inclusive) must have a pre-approved K-ETA to travel to South Korea.

There are also various provisions for short-term visa exemptions for other nationalities:

• 30-day visa exemption for holders of visas or residence permits from select countries and in transit to a third country
• 30-day visa waiver for Jeju Island if arriving by direct flight
• 15-day visa exemption for tour groups visiting various regions in Korea
• Tours around Seoul if in transit

In all other circumstances, a tourist visa is required to enter Korea.

South Korea doesn’t issue Visa on Arrival (VOA) or eVisa for tourists.

South Korea Visa Requirements 

• Passport’s expiry date must be after the intended departure date (no extended validity required)
• Return or onward ticket
• K-ETA if visa-exempt (unless temporarily waived)

Visa Exemption (K-ETA Required)

South Korea introduced its form of Electronic Travel Authorization called K-ETA in September 2021. K-ETA is now MANDATORY for all visitors who are exempt from visas. Some nationalities are temporarily exempt until 31 December 2024.

K-ETA eligibility

110 nationalities are visa-exempt. The duration of stay varies from 30 days to 6 months. You must obtain K-ETA before traveling (unless your nationality is exempt until 31 December 2024 ).

• Antigua and Barbuda
• Dominican Republic
• El Salvador
• Liechtenstein
• Netherlands
• New Zealand
• Saint Kitts and Nevis
• Saint Lucia
• Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
• Switzerland
• Trinidad and Tobago
• United Arab Emirates
• United Kingdom
• United States
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Kazakhstan #
• Marshall Islands
• Saudi Arabia
• Solomon Islands
• South Africa
• Vatican City

* Total stay must not exceed 90 days within any 180 days # Total stay must not exceed 60 days within any 180 days

K-ETA validity 

The K-ETA is valid for 3 years from the date of approval but cannot be longer than the validity of the applicant’s passport.

Applications submitted before 3 July 2023 only received 2-year validity.

The K-ETA costs 10.000 KRW (~8$), payable by card during the online application. A 3% card processing fee is levied, bringing the total to 10.300 KRW.

K-ETA application

You can apply for the K-ETA online on the only official website – the K-ETA Application Portal . Beware of agents and intermediaries posing for official sources.

All you need is your passport, a valid email address, and a debit or credit card.

K-ETA processing time

The processing time of the K-ETA is usually at most 72 hours but can be longer in rare instances.

K-ETA exemption based on age

Everybody younger than 18 years is exempt from the K-ETA. Everybody 65 or older is exempt too.

For more information, read the South Korea K-ETA article for details on the documents required, the application process and current K-ETA exempted countries (until 31 Dec 2024).

Visa Exemption (Jeju Island Visa Waiver)

Jeju Island has its own visa waiver provisions to boost tourism to South Korea’s most popular holiday destination.

Below are the key requirements for Jeju Island visa waiver provision:

• All nationalities except the below 23 are eligible for Jeju Island visa exemption
• Jeju Island visa exemption is valid for 30 days only for the province
• Visitors must enter and depart Jeju via direct flight (i.e. without stopping in any other part of South Korea).
• Visa-exempt but K-ETA-required nationalities must still obtain K-ETA unless temporarily exempt

Ineligible countries

Jeju Island visa exemption is not available for these 23 countries:

• Afghanistan

The above 23 countries also become eligible if they:

• Have a Certificate of Invitation issued by the Jeju Government or Jeju Island Immigration Office (OR)
• Hold a permanent residence permit from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, UK, or USA AND have previously visited South Korea 3 times since 1996 or once since 2006

Visa Exemption (Visa Holders of Third Countries)

You’re eligible for a 30-day visa exemption if you have a visa or a residence permit from one of the following countries :

You MUST also meet ONE of the following requirements:

• You arrive in South Korea from one of these countries and depart for a third country
• You arrive in South Korea from a third country and depart to one of these countries
• You arrive in South Korea from one of these countries and have transited in a fourth country for less than 72 hours before entering South Korea. You then depart for a third country.
• You arrive in South Korea from a third country, then depart for one of these countries, and will transit to a fourth country for less than 72 hours.

Visa Exemption (Transit Tours at Seoul’s Incheon Airport)

If you’re in transit at Seoul’s Incheon International for less than 24 hours (which is the limit anyway), you’re eligible for any of the free tours around Seoul.

The tours range in price from free to $150 golf courses although most are cheaper than $5. They range from 1 hour to 5 hours in duration.

You can check out the tours and book online via the Incheon Airport website .

Upon arrival, go to the Information desks at either terminal to get routed to your tour.

If you’re from a visa-exempt country but require K-ETA, you must still obtain K-ETA (unless temporarily exempt) for transit tours at Incheon Airport. 

The following 23 countries are not eligible for transit tours:

Visa Exemption (Tour Groups)

Various visa exemptions exist for organized tour groups.

Gangwon-do Region

A 15-day visa exemption for Gangwon-do and Seoul Metropolitan Area is available to tour groups from:

• Philippines

This is only if flying in and out of Yangyang International Airport until May 30, 2024.

Jeollanam-do, Jeollabuk-do, Jeju-do Regions

A 15-day visa exemption for these regions is available to tour groups from:

This is only if flying in and out of Muan International Airport until March 31, 2024.

Traveling to Jeju via Seoul, Busan, Cheongju, Muan, or Yangyang

This exemption is only available to Chinese tour groups.

It allows stays on the mainland of South Korea for up to 5 days followed by up to 15 days on Jeju Island.

Tourist Visa from the Embassy

Visitors seeking a tourist visa must obtain it from a South Korean embassy. None of the available e-visas are for short-term tourism visits.

The standard visa for tourism is C-3-9 (Ordinary Tourist).

Requirements

• Visa Application Form #17 (fill it out online)
• Passport valid for the duration of stay
• A standard-size color photo
• Proof of enough funds for the duration of stay in Korea
• Complete Visa Application Form online
• Submit and pay
• Receive an invitation for the interview
• Visit the chosen embassy and conduct the interview
• Check results online
• Download and print visa.

For more information, read the South Korea tourist visa article for details on visa validity, documentation, fee and application procedure.

Benefits of South Korea tourist visa

South Korea visa may not be the strongest, but it does come with VISA-FREE access to a handful of countries. In 2024, you can travel to about 8 countries with a South Korean visa. Read the article on  VISA-FREE countries for South Korea visa for more details.

Transit Visa

If you’re not leaving the airport’s transit zone (i.e. not clearing immigration) you do not need a visa or a K-ETA under the condition that:

• Incheon Airport (Seoul): You depart within 24 hours;
• All other airports: You depart on the same calendar day.

If you will be passing through immigration, you must obtain a transit visa, K-ETA or utilize visa exemption as part of one of the transit tours. 

South Korea Arrival Card

Tourists arriving in South Korea have to fill out and submit an arrival card. This is a standard procedure in many countries and chances are that you will be given a card already in the airplane.

If you hold a K-ETA, you’re automatically exempt from having to complete and submit an arrival card.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Should i apply for k-eta for my children.

Provided your children are 17 years old or younger, it is not necessary to apply for K-ETA for them.

Should I apply for K-ETA if I have a tourist visa?

No. If you have a visa for South Korea you don’t need to submit K-ETA. The K-ETA is only for visa-exempt nationalities.

Do I need a new K-ETA for every visit to Korea?

No. The K-ETA is valid for 3 years from the date of issue. As long as it’s valid, you don’t need to apply for a new one.

Do I need a K-ETA to travel to Jeju Island?

Yes. Even though Jeju has special visa waivers, you still need to submit a K-ETA.

How much money should I have when I apply for a South Korean tourist visa?

Embassies do not disclose this information and it depends. Travelers have been saying that you need to have a minimum of 150$ per day in your bank account.

Do I need proof of COVID vaccination or a COVID test before traveling to South Korea?

Currently, South Korea does not require any COVID-19 vaccination certificates, testing, or quarantine for entry.

WRITTEN BY THIRUMAL MOTATI

Thirumal Motati is an expert in tourist visa matters. He has been traveling the world on tourist visas for more than a decade. With his expertise, he has obtained several tourist visas, including the most strenuous ones such as the US, UK, Canada, and Schengen, some of which were granted multiple times. He has also set foot inside US consulates on numerous occasions. Mr. Motati has uncovered the secrets to successful visa applications. His guidance has enabled countless individuals to obtain their visas and fulfill their travel dreams. His statements have been mentioned in publications like Yahoo, BBC, The Hindu, and Travel Zoo.

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Step-by-Step Guide to Obtaining a South Korea Tourist Visa

South Korea is a thrilling destination where the vibrant energy of modern cities like Seoul harmoniously coexists with the serene allure of ancient temples and captivating countryside scenery. Whether you are a foodie or a history enthusiast, South Korea has something for everyone.

While South Korea is undoubtedly worth the visit, many travelers must first navigate the South Korea visa application process . For some nationalities, this process can be quite challenging. It’s similar to watching South Korean TV series where biases and different judgments can sometimes be observed.

The good news is that citizens of several countries including Malaysian enjoy visa exemptions for short-term visits. However, if you’re not among the exempt, you’ll need to secure a South Korea tourist visa to experience the wonders of this nation fully.

In this step-by-step guide to filling out the South Korea visa application, I’ll walk you through the entire process of applying for a South Korean Tourist Visa. From understanding the types of visas available to collecting your visa and preparing for your journey, by the end of this article, you’ll have all the information you need to embark on your South Korean adventure with confidence!

WHAT IS COVERED IN THIS ARTICLE?

Understanding the South Korea Tourist Visa

When it comes to understanding the South Korean tourist Visa, here’s what you need to know:

Short-Term Tourist Visa (C-3) A.K.A. South Korea Tourist Visa

If you’re planning to explore South Korea’s beauty and culture for a short stay, the Short-Term Tourist Visa, known as C-3, is your go-to-choice. With this visa, you can enjoy up to 90 days in South Korea, perfect for tourists, transit passengers, individuals seeking medical treatment, or those attending cultural events.

However, keep in mind that this visa doesn’t allow you to engage in any paid work during your stay.

Step-by-Step Application Process for a South Korea Visa Application

Now that you’ve got a grasp of the basics regarding the South Korean Tourist visa, let’s dive into the core of this guide: a step-by-step walkthrough for your South Korea visa application.

Step 1: Determine Whether You Need to Apply for a South Korea Visa or Not

The first step is to determine whether you fall into the category of travelers who need a South Korea Tourist Visa or if you are among those fortunate enough to be exempted from this requirement. You can check this on South Korea’s official Visa Portal.

Visa Exemption for Certain Nationalities

If you’re from specific countries like the European Union nations (except Cyprus), Australia, Canada, or the United States, South Korea offers you the privilege of visa exemption, allowing you to enter the country without a visa for varying durations.

However, such travelers from these visa-exempt nations must complete an online application for an electronic visitor visa waiver for South Korea, known as K-ETA . which offers the convenience of a fully digital process. Before you do anything else, make sure to verify your eligibility for the K-ETA.

Visa Requirements for Certain Nationalities

If you do not qualify for visa-free entry, you will need to apply for a South Korean Tourist Visa through the Korean Embassy. The key factors to consider for this include your nationality and the purpose of your visit. Remember, South Korea doesn’t issue sticker visas to be affixed to your passport. Also, having a travel history, especially in OECD countries, can significantly increase your chances of getting approved for a Korean visa.

Step 2: Prepare for South Korea Visa Requirements

After confirming that you do require a South Korean Tourist Visa, the next crucial step is to diligently prepare all the necessary documents, including your passport and any specific requirements for the South Korean Tourist Visa well in advance.

This foresight ensures that you won’t find yourself in a last-minute scramble when these essential documents are requested during the submission process.

South Korea Tourist Visa Requirements

Here is a short list of the essential documents and criteria you need to meet to successfully apply for a South Korea Tourist Visa:

• Passport and Passport Photos
• Ensure your passport is valid for at least another six months from your planned date of entry into South Korea.
• Your passport should have a minimum of two blank pages for visa stamping.
• Provide passport-size photos (3.5 cm x 4.5 cm) that meet specific criteria: white background, recent (taken within the last three months), neutral facial expression, fully visible face and ears, and no glasses.
• Visa Application Form
• Obtain the South Korea Visa Application Form, either online e-from from the Embassy or Consulate website, in person at the Embassy/Consulate, or from a visa application agency if you’re using their services.
• Complete the form accurately with a black or dark blue pen, ensuring clarity and legibility. The details on how to fill this form are discussed in the next step, so read on!
• Proof of Travel Itinerary
• Include a copy of your return or onward flight ticket, indicating your planned entry and exit dates from South Korea. No need to purchase an actual ticket or simply create an itinerary with day-to-day activities, places to visit.
• Prepare a Proof of Accommodation (a hotel booking)
• Provide evidence of your accommodation in South Korea, such as a hotel reservation or a letter of invitation from a host if you’ll be staying with family or friends.
• Financial Statements
• Demonstrate your financial capability to cover the duration of your stay by submitting bank statements and income tax returns. Bank statements should be at least for latest 6 months.
• Prepare your employment and income documents.
• Depending on your circumstances, you may need to submit additional documents such as reference letters, letters of acceptance from educational institutions, letters from employers, or employment contracts.
• Any used OECD countries visas such as Japan, Schengen or American visa.
• Meeting Health and Security Requirements

Ensure that you meet any health and security requirements outlined by the South Korean authorities or the specific Embassy/Consulate handling your application. This may include medical examinations or security clearances, if applicable.

• Understanding Visa Fees and Payment Methods

Familiarize yourself with the South Korea visa fees and the accepted payment methods specified by the Embassy or Consulate where you are applying. Be prepared to pay the required fee in cash during the application process.

Remember, the specific South Korea visa requirements can vary depending on your nationality and the type of visa you’re applying for. It’s essential to always check with the relevant Embassy or Consulate for the most up-to-date and accurate information before you start your application process!

Step 3: Filling Out the Visa Application

 For this step, you need to first download the South Korean Visa application form from Korea Visa Portal . You can download and print it to fill out by hand, but I strongly recommend using the electronic version for easy editing and simplicity. If you choose the printed form, make sure your handwriting is neat.

Now that you are ready to fill out this form, here is a section-by-section guide on what you should complete:

Section 1: Personal Information

As you begin filling out your South Korea visa application, the first step is to provide important personal information. Here’s a complete guide to assist you with this:

• Full Name: Provide your complete name in English characters, exactly as it appears in your passport. If you have a middle name, you can omit it, as Korean names typically lack one.
• Chinese Name: If applicable, enter your name in Chinese characters corresponding to your English name.
• Gender : Specify your gender.
• Birthdate : Format your birthdate as Year, Month, and Day in numerical digits.
• Nationality : Indicate your nationality.
• Country of Birth : Mention the country in which you were born.
• National Identity No. : In some countries, citizens are required to have a national identity number, such as Aadhar in India or the National Registration Identity Card Number (NRIC) in Malaysia. If your country does not have this requirement, simply write ‘N/A.
• Other Names: If you have used different names during previous South Korea visa applications or visits, record them here. Otherwise, select “No” and write “N/A.”
• Dual Citizenship: If you hold dual citizenship, answer “yes” and list the countries you are a citizen of. If not, select “No” and write “N/A.”

Section 2: Details of Visa Application

The second part is about the details of your visa application, matching them with your reason for visiting:

• Period of Stay: Choose between long-term and short-term, depending on your intended duration of stay.
• Status of Stay: Select the category that best corresponds to your visit purpose. Common categories include Short-Term options like Tourist or Business and Long-Term categories like Resident or Marriage to a Korean Citizen.

Section 3: Passport Information

Moving to the second page of the form, you need to provide details about your passport information:

• Passport Type: Check the relevant category, often “Regular” for most applicants.
• Passport Number: Enter your passport number as found on the bio page.
• Issuing Country: Specify the country where your passport was issued.
• Where the Passport is Issued: Provide the place of issuance.
• Issuance Date: Use the format as indicated in your passport.
• Expiry Date: Record the passport’s expiration date.
• Additional Passport: If you possess another passport, furnish the requested information.

Section 4: Contact Information

Next, share your contact details:

• Home Country Address: Enter your permanent address in your home country.
• Alternate Address: If you currently reside at an address different from your permanent one, include it here. Use “N/A” if both addresses are the same.
• Cell Phone Number: Provide an active mobile phone number.
• Telephone Number: Include a landline number if available.
• Email Address: Enter your email address.
• Emergency Contact Information: Provide information about an emergency contact.

Section 5: Marital Status and Family information

Your marital status is the focus here:

• Single or Divorced: Indicate the appropriate category, and use “N/A” if not applicable.
• Civil Status: Share details about your marital status.
• Information About Your Partner: Provide information about your spouse or partner if applicable.
• Children: If you have children accompanying you on the trip, answer accordingly.

Section 6: Education

The educational section inquires about your highest degree and educational history:

• Highest Degree: Select the highest degree you hold, such as a Bachelor’s Degree or an alternative option like Elementary Graduate.
• Name of School: Mention the name of the school where you last graduated or attended.
• School Address: Include the school’s address, following the format of city, province, and country.

Section 7: Employment

Here, you’ll specify your employment status:

• Category Selection: Choose the employment category that best fits your situation. Options include government employees, entrepreneurs, self-employed, and more.
• Details of Employment: Ensure the information aligns with the documents you plan to submit, such as a Certificate of Employment or Business Permit.

Section 8: Details of Visit

This segment is pivotal to your application:

• Purpose of Visit: Select the appropriate purpose, whether it’s tourism or visiting family/relatives/friends. Be cautious with your choice, as selecting the wrong purpose can lead to visa denials, particularly for tourist visas.
• Duration of Stay: Specify the number of days you plan to stay in Korea. Ensure your budget aligns with this duration.
• Planned Entry Date: Provide the intended date of your entry into Korea.
• Accommodation: Indicate where you plan to stay in Korea.
• Korea Contact Number: Provide a contact number in Korea. If staying in a hotel, you can use the hotel’s number.
• Travel History: Detail your previous travels to South Korea within the last 5 years.
• Travel History to Other Countries: Specify your travel history to other countries during the preceding 5 years. You can reference your passport for this information.
• Family Members in Korea: If you have family members, such as a spouse, parents, siblings, or children, currently residing in South Korea, include their details.
• Accompanying Family Members: If any of these family members are travelling with you to South Korea, provide their information. Note that this section does not apply to friends; it should mirror the details of your visit as stated in the application.

Section 9: Details of Invitation

If you are invited to Korea by a friend, relative, family, or company, you must provide their information in this section.

Section 10: Funding Details

Share funding-related information:

• Estimated Travel Costs: Calculate your estimated travel costs, typically computed as days of stay multiplied by USD 100.
• Expense Payer: Indicate who will cover your expenses. If self-funded, write “Myself.” For expenses covered by another person, provide their details. Ensure you include a guarantee letter and the financial documents of the sponsor, especially if you are unemployed or lack sufficient funds.

Section 11: Assistance with the Form

Leave this section blank, as the travel agent who assesses your documents and submits your application will complete it. We also provide assistance throughout the entire process of obtaining a South Korea Tourist Visa. If interested, please contact us now!

Section 12: Declaration

Read the notice carefully before signing the declaration. Ensure all your answers are double-checked for accuracy. Armed with these detailed instructions, you now possess the knowledge required to competently complete your South Korea Visa Application Form!

Tips for Applying for a South Korean Tourist Visa

• When you’re completing the form, use big letters or turn on CAPS LOCK to make it easier to read and fill out.
• For checkboxes, you can either prepare a check symbol or copy it directly from the form.
• In cases where you encounter questions with no applicable answers, simply write ‘N/A,’ signifying “Not Applicable.”

Step 4: Making Payment for Your South Korea Visa on the Visa Portal (e-visa or K-ETA only)

Once you’ve completed your visa application on the South Korea visa portal, the next step is to make your payment. South Korea’s visa application process typically requires an e-payment for the visa fee. Make sure that you fill out the correct payment details and double-check before proceeding. Once you’ve verified everything, confirm the payment.

The next step now is to submit your visa application!

Step 5: Submitting Application at an Embassy/Consulate

When you’re ready to submit your South Korea visa application, here’s how you can navigate the process seamlessly:

Making An Appointment

If you’re planning to visit a South Korean diplomatic mission in anywhere, making an online reservation is now mandatory. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

• Go to the website https://consul.mofa.go.kr/en/main.do
• Choose English as the language if it’s not already selected.
• Click on the “Reservation” tab to start the booking process.
• Proceed with the Non-Membership Log In option.
• Provide your name, phone number, and email address as required.
• Follow the prompts to complete your reservation.
• Remember, having an appointment is compulsory for visiting any South Korean diplomatic mission, so be sure to make your reservation in advance.
• Submit the South Korea visa application: Once you’ve identified the correct Embassy or Consulate and have appointment confirmation it is time to submit your visa application following their guidelines. Ensure you have all the necessary documents and information ready for submission.

Now, you have to wait for some time for the visa application to be processed.

Applying with a Sponsor in South Korea

If you have a sponsor or host in South Korea, they can apply for a “Confirmation of Visa Issuance” on your behalf through the South Korea Visa Portal of the Korea Immigration Office. The steps include:

• Online Application: Your sponsor must complete the online South Korea Visa application form.
• Payment: Pay the required fee for the application.
• Document Submission: Attach the necessary documents for the South Korea visa, depending on the purpose of your visit.
• Confirmation of Visa Issuance: Await confirmation of South Korea Visa Issuance. If the application is approved.
• Confirmation Dispatch: Print the Confirmation for your records.

Please Note: Visa processing times vary based on the specific Embassy or Consulate where you apply. It’s advisable to submit your completed application at least 15 days before your intended travel date but no earlier than three months.

Step 5: Wait for a Decision

While you’re waiting to hear back about your South Korea visa application, here are answers to some common questions you might have:

How long does it take for a South Korean visa to be approved?

The processing time for a South Korean visa can differ based on the Embassy or Consulate where you applied. On average, it takes around 7 to 15 days. To make sure everything goes smoothly, it’s advisable to submit a complete application at least 15 days before your planned travel date. However, avoid applying more than three months ahead of your travel plans.

What to Expect During the Decision Period?

While your application is under review, you can expect the following:

• Processing Period: The processing period may take several weeks, so be patient during this time.
• Communication : The Embassy or Consulate may contact you if additional documentation or information is required. Be responsive and provide any requested details promptly.
• Status Updates: You can check the status of your application through the tracking system provided by the Embassy or Consulate. This will keep you informed about the progress of your application.

Step 6: Receiving Your South Korea Tourist Visa

Your visa application has only two outcomes:

Visa Approval: If your South Korea visa application is approved, you will not receive any notification regarding the outcome. There will be no visa affixed to your passport. Instead, you will have to visit the website visa.gov.kr to check your visa status and print it from there.

Visa Denial: If your application is denied, you will not any notification either also you will have to wait at least 3 months to reapply again.

Visa Validity and Duration

Understanding the validity and duration of your South Korea visa is crucial for planning your trip. Here’s what to keep in mind:

• Single or Multiple Entry: Depending on your visa category, you may have a single-entry visa, which allows you to enter South Korea once, or a multiple-entry visa, which permits multiple entries within the visa’s validity period.
• Duration of Stay: The duration of stay allowed in South Korea will be specified on your visa. Ensure that you adhere to this period to avoid any visa violations.

Top 5 Reasons for Your South Korea Visa Denial

If your South Korean tourist visa has been denied, you might be wondering why your visa application was rejected. Here are some common reasons:

• You may not meet the requirements for the type of visa you applied for.
• Your application may have incorrect or missing information.
• The documents you submitted might not meet the visa requirements.
• There could be safety or security concerns about your visa application.
• Health concerns if you’re carrying an infectious disease.

To avoid having your tourist visa denied, be careful when filling out the application form. Make sure all the information matches your passport exactly.

Remember, even if your visa is approved, it doesn’t guarantee entry into South Korea. The final decision is made by border officials.

Extending Your Stay or Changing Your South Korean Visa Status

Should you wish to stay in South Korea beyond the expiration date of your visa, you have the option to apply for a visa extension at the Immigration Office in South Korea.

To do this, ensure you apply for the South Korea visa extension at least four months before your current visa’s expiration. You will need to submit the following documents for a visa extension:

• Your passport
• The completed application form for permission of extension of stay (available for download online)
• Payment of the processing fee
• Your Foreign Registration Card (if you are extending a long-term visa)
• Any additional documents are required based on the specific visa category and your circumstances.

By following these guidelines, you can navigate the waiting period and the potential outcomes of your South Korea visa application with clarity and preparation.

South Korea is an incredible destination waiting for you to explore, with its unique blend of tradition, modernity, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality. As you embark on your South Korean adventure, you might initially find the visa application process daunting, but don’t worry; it’s simpler than it seems.

All you need to do is ensure that your information and documents are accurate and verified. Keep a close eye on your emails from the Embassy and notifications to ensure a smooth application process and increase your chances of visa approval.

We hope this guide has provided you with valuable insights for your South Korean journey. If you found this article helpful, be sure to check out our other visa guides.

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If you want to travel to the Republic of Korea (South Korea) for a short visit as a tourist, you typically don't need a visa. However, if your trip is going to take more than 90 days (30 days for nationals of some countries), you'll need a tourist visa. You can apply for a tourist visa either online or at the Korean embassy or consulate closest to you. Immigration officers will give you your visa when you go through customs at the port of entry. [1] X Research source

Completing a Visa Application

• If you plan to stay in Korea for longer, you still need a visa, even if you are going to Korea to participate in tourist activities.
• For a list of countries that have been granted visa-free travel to Korea, visit https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/TRV/TV_ENG_2_1.jsp .

• For example, if you are a Chinese national and are traveling to Korea with a tour group, you would need a C-3-2 group tourist visa.
• Use Korea's Visa Navigator, available online at https://www.visa.go.kr/openPage.do?MENU_ID=10101 , to determine which visa category is right for you.

• If you're planning to submit your application online, make sure you have a digital copy of your passport photo that you can upload.

• The application requires you to provide information about yourself, your citizenship, and your reasons for wanting to visit Korea. Answer every question completely and honestly.
• You can also fill out a paper application at the Korean embassy or consulate nearest you. To find contact information, go to http://www.mofa.go.kr/eng/index.do and select the name of your country from the drop-down menu at the top of the page.

Tip: A past criminal conviction or other negative information won't necessarily cause Korean immigration officials to deny your tourist application. However, your application will be denied if they discover that you lied on your application or left out any relevant information.

• For example, if you are a Chinese national traveling with a tour group on a group tourist visa, you'll need a confirmation page showing that you're booked for the tour, along with information about the tour company and where you'll be staying while you're in Korea.
• You'll likely need to show that you have a return flight out of the country before your visa expires along with information about your accommodations in Korea. If you're staying with friends or family while in Korea, you'll likely need a letter from them.

Submitting Your Application

• If you submit your application electronically, you must also pay your application fee electronically. The amount of your application fee varies depending on your country of origin. The visa portal accepts major credit and debit cards for payment.

Warning: You don't necessarily have to pay your application fee at the same time that you submit your completed application. However, your application won't be processed until after the fee is paid.

• Go to http://www.mofa.go.kr/eng/index.do and select the name of the country where you live from the drop-down menu at the top of the page. You'll see contact information for all of the Korean embassies and consulates in your country. Simply pick the one that's closest to you.
• If you're submitting your application in person, you can still fill out the application online if you want. Print the completed application and take it with you to the Korean embassy or consulate.

Warning: If you submit your application in person, you must pay your application fee immediately. Call ahead to find out what methods of payment are accepted. Many Korean embassies and consulates don't take credit or debit cards.

• For example, if you are visiting Korea as a medical tourist to have a medical procedure done as well as engage in tourist activities, you typically need confirmation from the doctor or from the hospital where the procedure will take place.
• Most tourist visas don't require a sponsor. However, if you're concerned that your application might be denied, a sponsor might help improve your chances.

• Electronic visas will be programmed into your passport. You'll get the print visa when you go through customs at the port of entry.
• If you need a paper visa in your passport before you depart for Korea, you'll have to turn over your passport to the nearest embassy or consulate. When your visa is ready, they'll mail your passport back to you with the visa inside.
• If your application is denied, you typically won't be told why. However, you're welcome to reapply immediately. No part of your application fee will be refunded if your application is denied and you'll have to pay the fee in full again if you decide to apply again.

Traveling to Korea

• If you applied for your visa in person at a Korean embassy or consulate, you'll get a confirmation letter in the mail. Take that confirmation letter with you when you travel to Korea.

• If you bring something with you that is not allowed in Korea, it will be confiscated and you may not get it back. To avoid this, check the list of items that aren't allowed before you start packing for your trip.

• Read the instructions carefully and make sure you enter your information neatly and legibly.

• The customs officer will look over your paperwork and confirm your identity. They may also ask you questions about your trip or your plans in Korea.
• If the customs officer approves you to enter the country, they will place your visa in your passport. Pay close attention to the date your visa expires and make sure you've left the country before that date. While you can try to extend an expired tourist visa, it is a difficult process with no guarantees.

Warning: Having a visa does not guarantee that you will be allowed to enter Korea. Korean immigration officers have broad authority to determine who will be allowed into the country.

• There are also two Medical TICs at the Busan and Incheon International Airports. At these TICs, you can learn about medical tourism and get a free customized consultation if you think medical tourism might benefit you.

Expert Q&A

• This article covers how to get a tourist visa for the Republic of Korea (South Korea). Tourists are typically advised not to travel to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) due to the high security risk. [14] X Research source Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0

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• ↑ https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/TRV/TV_ENG_2_1.jsp
• ↑ https://www.visa.go.kr/openPage.do?MENU_ID=10102
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• ↑ https://www.airport.kr/ap_cnt/en/arr/process/immpro.do
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• ↑ https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/TRV/TV_ENG_3_2_1.jsp
• ↑ https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/asia/north-korea-democratic-peoples-republic-korea

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How to apply for the South Korean tourist visa

The allure of South Korea as a sought-after travel destination has experienced a notable surge in popularity over the years. Boasting vibrant cities, tranquil temples, and a delectable array of cuisines, Korea has become an irresistible draw for travellers worldwide.

Nevertheless, citizens from specific countries are required to secure a South Korean tourist visa before embarking on their journey to fully immerse themselves in the wonders that Korea has to offer.

Korea tourist visa

A South Korean tourist visa is a short-term visa granted to foreigners visiting South Korea for leisure and recreational purposes. Throughout the designated period, visa holders can discover Korea's captivating attractions.

However, individuals holding this visa are prohibited from participating in any employment or receiving compensation for other activities during their stay in Korea.

Travellers from certain countries might be exempted from obtaining a tourist visa to visit Korea. To verify if you fall under the South Korean visa-free countries category, you can refer to the official Korean visa portal .

Korea tourist visa requirements

The required documents that are needed to apply for a Korean tourist visa may differ based on your nationality. However, the general documents that are needed in the application usually include the following:

• visa application form (printed E-Form)
• original and a copy of the passport that is valid for six months
• a detailed schedule of stay
• hotel booking
• round trip ticket

For further information regarding the additional documents, please consult the respective diplomatic office in your country.

Korea tourist visa validity

The Korean tourist visa is valid for 90 days starting from the date of issuance, allowing ample time for travel and exploration within this time frame.

It is essential to plan your trip within this timeframe to make the most of your visa, ensuring a memorable and enjoyable visit to South Korea.

How to apply for a Korea tourist visa?

To apply for a Korean tourist visa, you must first fill out the visa application form online. Here are the steps you need to follow for the tourist visa application:

• visit the official visa portal
• select "e-form (Visa)" under the "Application" category
• when a new page opens, click the “Fill out the e-form” button
• fill out the application form
• click "Apply" after you fill out all the details
• to download your application form, click the "Visa application" button
• print the form and write your name along with the signature
• submit the application form and the other required documents to the Consulate

Please note that before you submit the application to the Consulate, you must first confirm the appointment through email.

Korea tourist visa processing time

Typically, the processing period for a Korean tourist visa is approximately 14 days from the submission date. Your passport will be retained throughout the entire visa processing duration.

However, if you require the passport for other essential purposes, you can retrieve it one week after your submission date.

Korea tourist visa price

The cost of a Korean tourist visa is US$40 (S$53.21). However, additional charges for credit card usage and electronic payment services may apply if you make the payment through the Visa portal.

Please note that the application fee is non-refundable even if the application is denied.

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What requirements should I submit if I have a sponsor?

Even if someone will sponsor your trip, you still need to submit both your own and your sponsor’s financial and employment documents. Click here for the complete list of Korean tourist visa requirements . 

Aside from the basic requirements, you should also submit the following:

• Sponsor/Guarantee letter – a letter from your sponsor explaining how he/she will cover the expenses of your trip to South Korea.
• Photocopy of the sponsor’s passport (bio page only). Otherwise, you can submit a photocopy of any government-issued ID.

Note also that only immediate family and employers can be your sponsor.  If the sponsor is neither an employer nor an immediate family member (e.g., a boyfriend/girlfriend), you may still proceed with the application but there’s no guarantee that it will be approved. 

If your parent, sibling, child, or spouse will sponsor you, submit a birth certificate or marriage certificate issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority as your proof of relationship.

If your employer will support your travel, submit its business documents and a sponsorship letter with the company letterhead.

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Korea Visa Photo Requirements: Size and Specifications

Korean Visa Photo Size Requirements

Other eta / visa photo specifications for south korea, the korean eta or visa photograph must be recent, the photo must be in full color, everyday clothing should be worn in the visa photo, the eyes must be visible, facial expression must be neutral, korea visa photo specifications for babies and infants, visa for korea passport photo requirements, other things to consider when applying for a korean visa.

To apply for a South Korea visa or K-ETA , travelers must provide a personal, passport-style photograph .

The image must meet all the Korean visa photo requirements for the application to be successful.

Visitors from visa-exempt countries must now have an approved Korean Electronic Travel Authorization to enter the country. Eligible passport holders can submit their application and photo online in minutes.

The image selected for the visa or visa waiver application must be the correct size. Photos that are either too large or too small will not be accepted.

The applicant’s photograph is uploaded digitally when applying for the K-ETA . This makes it easier to alter the size of the image. The K-ETA photo size limitations are:

• Less than 100 KB
• Less than 700 x 700 pixels

Traditional Korean visa applications require a photo that is 35 mm (width) by 45 mm (height).

Every K-ETA and Korean visa application must be accompanied by a personal photo that meets the following specifications:

• Taken in the last 6 months
• Reflect the traveler's current appearance
• Black and white photographs are not accepted
• The photo should be in focus (not blurry) and without glare or shadow
• Military or law enforcement uniforms should not be worn in for the South Korea visa photo
• Religious uniforms and clothing are acceptable
• Hats and large accessories should not be worn
• Headwear for religious or medical reasons may be permitted (supporting documentation may be required if for medical purposes)
• Prescription glasses are allowed as long as they do not hinder the view of the eyes
• Sunglasses or glasses with tinted lenses should not be worn
• Glare in the lens from the flash may cause rejection
• Red-eye is not acceptable. This can be avoided by not aiming the flash directly at the eye.
• Applicants should not smile for the South Korean visa photo
• They should keep a neutral facial expression with the mouth closed
• It should be a front view with the subject looking straight at the camera

Adults who will travel to Korea with a child should be aware that there are a few extra photo requirements for young children and babies.

• Babies and infants cannot hold any objects in the photo such as toys, pacifiers, and bottles.
• The child or baby’s eyes must be open and fully visible, and the mouth must be closed.
• The top of the shoulders must be visible, and the head should fill around 70% of the photo.
• The photo can be of the child sitting, being held, or lying on the floor . However, the hands of others cannot be visible in the photo.
• The Korean visa photo size for children is the same as for adults

Travelers who are eligible for the K-ETA can apply for the authorization online. Passport details, personal information, and the applicant’s photo are submitted electronically . The passport number and other basic information can be quickly added to the application form.

On the other hand, to apply for a traditional visa, applicants need to scan the passport biographical page . This is the page with the passport photo and other identifying information.

South Korean visa applications are more complex and require several other supporting documents, in addition to the applicant’s photo and passport copy, depending on the purpose of the visit.

The passport details are used to carry out security checks and make South Korea a safe travel destination.

Understanding South Korea visa photo requirements is important when applying for either a K-ETA or embassy visa. Nevertheless, there are several other things to consider, including:

• The type of visa required —the K-ETA is the correct option for visa-exempt tourists
• When to apply — most K-ETA applications are approved in 24 hours, visa applications take longer
• Other documents needed —applying for a Korean visa rather than an ETA, additional supporting documents will be required

Travelers from visa-exempt nations should be aware that the K-ETA is now mandatory. Since September 2021, visa-free entry is only permitted with a valid Korean ETA.

The permit is valid for 3 years . Travelers who visit South Korea multiple times do not need to reapply and supply a new photo before each trip. It can be used to go to South Korea for tourism, family visits, and business trips for up to 90 days.

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If you’re missing a Korean visa requirement like the ITR, you may opt to write a cover letter that’s addressed to the Embassy. 🇰🇷

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Do I need to prepare a cover letter for my Korean visa application? Submitting a cover letter is an optional step in the South Korea visa application process. You can write one to explain why you are unable to submit an ITR or provide more context to your source of funds, occupation, travel history, etc.

How should I write one? Korean visa applicants usually write a cover letter that consists of an introduction of themselves as an applicant, their reason for writing to the Embassy, and a brief explanation or statement. A sample is provided below.

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There are two main reasons why visa applicants write a cover letter to the Embassy of the Republic of Korea: they are lacking a requirement or they feel the need to explain some things about their situation. Here are some common scenarios:

For Employees, Freelancers, & Self-Employed Professionals

They have no ITR to submit.

Their Certificate of Employment (COE) lacks particular information, such as a landline number.

They are a home-based or remote worker for an overseas company that cannot provide a COE that’s signed by hand.

For Entrepreneurs

They are a business owner who is unable to send in their ITR or Form 2316 with receipt from an authorized bank.

For Students, Recent Graduates, & Unemployed

They are a student whose parents are unable to provide their ITR.

They recently graduated from school and are currently looking for a job.

They cannot submit their valid visa/s and arrival stamp/s from the past 5 years because they lost their old passport.

There’s a discrepancy between the name on their birth certificate and other documents.

They wish to explain their relationship with the person who will pay for their trip.

The applicant would like to explain why they included supporting documents in their Korean visa application, such as photos of their recent trip, credit card billing statements, a notarized affidavit, and the like.

They were previously denied a visa and would like to relay some changes to their circumstances.

If you find yourself in any of these scenarios or similar, know that it does not automatically mean that you need to write a cover letter. This step is completely optional. In fact, some applicants write one even if they have a complete set of requirements. With that said, if your gut tells you that explaining something to the Korean Embassy will help strengthen your application, go for it. You can use our template below as a guide.

Before you write to the Embassy, keep this in mind: your cover letter has to be concise . Those who go over visa applications do not have the time to read long paragraphs, so stay on their good side by keeping it short and sweet. Here is a sample template that helped me obtain my Korean visa when I applied for the first time: 

February 25, 2024

Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the Republic of the Philippines 122 Upper McKinley Road, McKinley Town Center Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines Dear Sir/Madam: Good day! I am writing this letter to explain why I am unable to submit my Income Tax Return (ITR) for my visa application. I started my new job as a freelance video editor two months ago, and I have yet to process my ITR. However, my target date to secure this document is in April 2024. For your reference, you will find attached the latest project contracts that I have with my clients. In the past five years, I traveled to Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan as a tourist. If given the opportunity, I hope to explore South Korea for 5 days and visit Seoul and Gyeonggi-do. Thank you for taking the time to review my application. Respectfully yours, Signature Your name

1. Date, Address, & Salutation

In the first few parts of your Korean visa application cover letter, include the date when you plan to submit your visa application, the address of the Embassy, and the salutation. Here’s what it would look like:

Date Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the Republic of the Philippines 122 Upper McKinley Road, McKinley Town Center Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines Dear Sir/Madam:

If you will submit the application at the Consulate in Cebu, here’s the appropriate opening:

Date Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Cebu 12/F Chinabank Corporate Center, Lot 2, Samar Loop cor. Road 5 Cebu Business Park, Mabolo, Cebu City Philippines Dear Sir/Madam:

2. Introduction 

Briefly state what you are writing about. Keep it 1-2 sentences short so that the visa officer will know your intent right away. Below is a sample:

Good day! I am writing this letter to explain why I failed to submit my Income Tax Return (ITR) for my visa application. 

In the succeeding part, talk about your situation. If you do not have an ITR, you may want to assure the visa officer that you will obtain one in the near future:

I started my new job as a freelance video editor two months ago, and I have yet to process my ITR. However, my target date to secure this document is in April 2020.

4. Supporting Documents

You can then inform the visa officer about the relevant documents that you have prepared.

For your reference, you will find attached the latest project contracts that I have with my client.

5. Purpose of Travel

The final part of your letter of explanation is where you want to establish that you’ll travel to Korea for leisure. If you have visited other countries in the past as a tourist, it will be good to include them here. Name the most recent ones if you’ve visited a lot. Moreover, if you are fond of Korea, you can also talk about it briefly in this section.

In the past five years, I traveled to Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan as a tourist. If given the opportunity, I hope to explore Seoul for 5 days and visit the likes of Gyeongbokgung, Lotte World, and Nami Island. 

6. Closing & Name Block

End the body of your cover letter by thanking the visa officer and adding a complimentary close.

Thank you for taking the time to review my application. Respectfully yours, Signature Your name

7. Signature

Print the cover letter of your Korean visa application on an A4-size paper, then sign using a black pen.

Specifying the purpose of your trip

You’ve got to admit — while writing a cover letter can seem daunting, the part where you clarify your purpose of travel can be quite fun. After all, this is where you get personal. If you would like to express your (or your family member’s) interest in Korean culture, products, destinations, and others, do so. Just remember to keep it short. When you share a little bit about your interests and itinerary (specific attractions and activities), the more it may help the visa officer learn about your purpose of travel.

Korea Travel Checklist

If you’re not that familiar with the experiences that await you in Korea (which may help you write your Korean visa application cover letter), below you will find some activities that you may want to consider booking for your trip!

Attractions

N Seoul Towe

Lotte World

Seoul Land Theme Park

Legoland Korea

Nami Island

63 Building Observatory

Wild Wild <Dream> Musical Seoul

THE PAINTERS Season 2

Gugak Concert

Seoul Music Drama: Only You

4G South Korea Pocket WiFi

4G South Korea SIM Card by KT Olleh

T-Money + SIM Card Combo

AREX Train Ticket

K Airport Limousine Bus Ticket

Tours & Experiences

Hanbok Experience

Korean School Uniform Rental

Nami Island, Petite France, & Garden of Morning Calm

Hop-On Hop-Off Seoul City Bus Tour

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When applying for a tourist visa, your goal should be to be able to demonstrate that you have strong ties in your home country and that you have the capacity or sources to fund your trip. If you think that you are not able to prove these at the moment, you have two options: you may postpone your application to a later date (until you have all the necessary documents or change in circumstances), or you can write a short and honest cover letter about your situation.

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How to Apply For Five Year Multiple Entry South Korea Tourist Visa for Filipinos

In the application form, there’s no indication if you are applying for a single or multiple South Korea Tourist Visa. Whether you apply for a Single or Multiple, it is the discretion of the Embassy to grant you one. But, if you want to have a chance to be given a Five Year Multiple Entry South Korea Visa, read this article.

In this article, we will be focusing on a Tourist Visa . Multiple Entry Visa holders can stay in South Korea for a maximum of 30 days. The validity of the visa depends on your eligibility as well as your passport’s validity. Check out how you can get yours now!

Korean Embassy Update (May 19, 2022): Multiple entry visa issued before 5 April 2020 that has not expired can be used without re-application.

ADVISORY: As per Embassy of South Korea, starting August 23, 2022 , visa processing is 25-30 working days.  

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How to be Eligible for Multiple Entry South Korea Visa

If you want to have big chances of getting a Multiple Entry South Korea Visa, you must be any of the following:

Frequent Visitor

As per this notice :

• Those who visited Korea more than 4 times within the last 2 years from application date
• Those who visited Korea more than 10 times in total and at least once in the previous two years

BDO Credit Card Holders

Credit Card Holders of:

• Visa Credit Card
• MasterCard Credit Card
• UnionPay Credit Card
• JCB Credit Card
• American Express Gold Credit Card
• Platinum Visa Credit Card
• Titanium, Platinum and World Elite MasterCard
• American Express​ Platinum Credit Card
• Cathay Pacific American Express Credit Cards (Standard and Elite)
• American Express International Dollar Charge Cards
• Diamond UnionPay
• Diners Club Premiere
• JCB Platinum

Requirements:

• Credit card’s Monthly Billing for the last 3 months
• Photocopy of the Credit Card
• This is only up to December 31, 2022
• Bank Certificate and Income Tax Returns are not required for submission in case you avail this
• Read more here

RCBC Bankard Premium Card Holders

Active and Principal Card Holders of:

• World MasterCard (including co-brands Balesin and The City Club)
• Black Platinum MasterCard
• Diamond Platinum MasterCard
• Visa Infinite
• Visa Platinum
• UnionPay Diamond BDO Elite
• This is only up to December 31, 2020

Note: Links from notice to RCBC card holders are currently unavailable. Thank you for understanding. 

Requirements for applying for multiple entry south korea visa.

1. Valid passport – should be valid for more than 6 months

2. Filled-up Visa Application Form – Here’s a document version that is easier to edit. Don’t forget to sign it. Here’s a guide on  How to Fill Out a South Korea Visa Application Form [Step by Step Guide] .

3. Passport-Sized Photo – 1 piece, colored

4. Valid Visa or Arrival Stamps to any OECD Countries for the past five years – original and photocopy. OECD countries include: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, UK, and US.

P.S. If you are a frequent traveler, you may also submit the valid visa or arrival stamps of your previous visits to South Korea

5. Bank Certificate – Include current balance, account type, and ADB. However, you may skip this when you are an eligible credit cardholder.

6. Bank Statement – for the last 3 months, in case you are an eligible credit card holder, submit your credit card statements for the previous 3 months

Supporting Documents

• Income Tax Return – you are exempt if you are an eligible cardholder
• If you are an Employee – Original copy of Certificate of Employment – with applicant’s position, date hired, compensation, office address, H.R. landline (not cellphone number), and H.R. e-mail address must be included.
• If you are a Business Owner – Business Registration and Business Permit
• Copy of IBP Card or PRC Card (only if applicable)
• If you want to apply, you can also make a cover letter stating that you wish to a Five Year Multiple Entry South Korea Visa and the reasons
• You can also attach your flight reservations , hotel bookings, and attraction tickets
• There is no visa fee for a stay of fewer than 59 days, but you’ll pay the travel agency about PHP 500 – PHP 2000

STEP by STEP Guide In Getting a Multiple Entry South Korea Visa

STEP 1: Gather the documents needed.

STEP 2: Find an accredited travel agency to process your application.

STEP 3: Wait for the decision.

STEP 4: Claim your passport with your visa at the travel agency.

Addresses that could help you

Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the Republic of the Philippines 122 Upper McKinley Road, McKinley Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 +63-2-8856-9210

Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Cebu 12th Floor Chinabank Corporate Center, Lot 2, Samar Loop Cor. Road 5, Cebu Business Park, Mabolo, Cebu City +63-32-231-1516(-9)

Good luck with your application for a Five Year Multiple Entry South Korea Visa. It’s a handy tool, especially if you want to visit South Korea in every season. It’s also a great key in case you want to watch a concert or attend fan meets of KPop Idols. I hope this is helpful! Happy Travels!

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Until Dec 2022 pa ba yung sa bdo credit card holder ? Wala na kasi dun sa link na nka attached … TIA.

Hi! If multiple entry 30 days 5 years, does it mean you can enter multiple times and each time hindi lalagpas ng 30 days; or cumulative ang 30? TIA

How to apply fo five year multiple entry. Thank you

Hi, pag kakapundar palang ng business at wala pang itr maipakita?

Write a cover letter then lahat ng permits.

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Korea Visa Guide: How I Got My Multiple Entry Korean Tourist Visa (For Pinoys!)

• March 28, 2016

Requirements for Filipino employees:  1. Fully accomplished VISA Application Form  – You can download it here from the Embassy of the Republic of Korea website. It’s 5 pages in total. 2. 1 piece of Passport size colored picture – I believe it was P100 from Picture City.  3. Original Passport (should be valid for more than 6 months) – I just renewed my passport last Feb 2016 so this isn’t a problem for me. 4. Photocopy of Passport Bio-page (page 2) 5. Original & Photocopy of valid visa/s and arrival stamps to OECD member countries for the past 5 years (If applicable, and Korean Visas will not be counted) – Since I went to Japan last 2014, I needed to photocopy my old passport’s pages which contained my used Japanese visa and arrival stamps.  (READ: Japan Tourist Visa Application for Filipinos in 3 Easy Steps   ) 6. Original Certificate of Employment (must include applicant’s position, date hired, compensation, office address, HR landline number(cell-phone number is not allowed), HR e-mail address). – My latest Certificate of Affiliation didn’t contain our HR’s email address but I was still approved for multiple-entry Korean tourist visa.  7. Original Personal Bank Certificate  (must include account type, current balance, account opening date, ADB) – I got one from my BPI Direct account. Since it’s an online savings account, what I did was I emailed BPI and requested for it. I was able to retrieve it from the branch of my choice after 3 banking days.  8. Bank Statement  (original or certified true copy of bank statements/passbook for the last 3 months) – In my BPI Express Online account, the official bank statement for Jan 2016-Mar 2016 wasn’t available so what I did was printed my transaction history instead.  9. Photocopy of ITR (Income Tax Retur n) or Form 2316 – Since I have traveled as tourist to an OECD country like Japan before, I was exempted from submitting an ITR, but just to be sure, I passed it too. I readily have the original Form 1701 with me but I photocopied it and submitted it along with my other forms. Additional Requirements for Multiple-Entry Korean Tourist Visa: 

1. Feb 2016 and Mar 2016 Credit Card Statements (BDO Gold VISA)  – I just logged into my online account and printed these. 2. Photocopy of the front of my credit card – I don’t recommend you photocopy the back of your credit card which contains your security code. You may be prone to identity theft.  Visit the Korean Embassy: 

Address :  122 Upper McKinley Road, McKinley Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig city 1634, Philippines

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This article will list samples of “cover letters for a Korean Tourist Visa.”

Samples of cover letters for a Korean tourist Visa

When applying for a Korean tourist Visa, your cover letter is an opportunity for you to show your recipient why you qualify. The best format for writing a cover letter is:

• Address the recipient with a formal salutation. For example, “Dear/Hello (name of the recipient).” If you do not know the recipient’s name, you can refer to them as sir/madam.
• Write a brief statement about why you are interested in visiting Ireland.
• Make a brief statement about your purpose for choosing the country. Next, disclose if you have already paid for accommodation.
• Next, clearly state that you intend to return to your home country after completing your adventure.
• List the expenses/funds and the documents and items attached to the application.
• Conclude your letter with a forward-looking statement.

“Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to apply for a Schengen visa upon my intention to travel to there from TRIP-START-DATE to TRIP-END-DATE with maximum duration of my stay in Austria (AUSTRIA-ARRIVE-DATE to AUSTRIA-DEPARTURE-DATE>). I will be accompanied by a friend (<FRIEND-NAME>) who has applied to the Embassy of Austria in <PLACE-NAME> and will be travelling from <STATE>, <COUNTRY>.

I am employed at <COMPANY-NAME> in <STATE>, India since <JOINING-STATE>, currently holding the position of <JOB-TITLE>. My employer has already approved my vacation from work for the duration of this trip.

Please, find the following documents to support my visa application:

· Visa application form, duly dated and signed with attached passport-size pictures

· Copies of Passport

· Travel Certificate from Insurance provider, specifying required coverage with repatriation of remains

· E-ticket reservation for flights

· Confirmed Hotel bookings

· NOC from Sponsor specifying leave approval and Salary

· Bank statements and Payslips as proof of my income

My planned Itinerary is detailed as below;

<DATE1>– Arrive in <DESTINATION1> from <SOURCE-PLACE> [ Flight No: XXXXXX] and check into Airbnb [ Booking Id: XXXXXXXXXX ]

<DATE2> – Travel to <DESTINATION2> via bus and check into Airbnb [ Booking Id: XXXXXXX ]

<DATE3> – Travel to <DESTINATION3> via bus and check into Airbnb [ Booking Id: XXXXXXX ]

<DATE4> –Travel to <DESTINATION4> via booked flighted [Flight No: XXXXXX ] and check into Airbnb [ Booking Id: XXXXXXX ]

<DATE5> – Travel to <DESTINATION5> via bus and check into Airbnb [ Booking Id: XXXXXXX ]

<DATE6> – Travel to <DESTINATION6> via bus and check into Airbnb [ Booking Id: XXXXXXX ]

<DATE7> – Return back to New Delhi from <DESTINATION6> [ Flight: XXXXXXX ]

Confirmed bookings for the above itinerary including lodging and flight details are enclosed in order with this application for your kind perusal

I trust that you will find everything is in order. For any questions or clarifications, please do not hesitate to contact me anytime.

Thanking you in advance for a favourable reply to my application.

<NAME>

<ADDRESS>

<PHONE NUMBER>”

Greetings of Peace!

I would like to apply for a holiday/visit visa, I was invited by my fiancee, Liam Smith to visit his country before we get married on June 30, 2007 to experience his country, its climate, culture, etc. I have been acquainted with Mr. Liam Smith since April 2005 through letters, long distance calls and text messages. Mr. Smith was introduce to me by a friend, Luisa Kenny.

Mr. Smith visited me in the (mention country) last September 21 to October 7, 2006 and stayed in my town for sometime. We have been together for two weeks and enjoy each company. Mr. Smith was able to experience my country, its culture, the people and the climate. While he was here, we were engaged and will get married on June 30, 2007.

I have been engaged in a business since July 8, 2006 to the present and all my savings was put into it. Thus the level of money on my bank fluctuates. I have enough and sufficient income from my business and from my salary to augment my finances. At the same time Mr. Smith will take care of all my finances during my stay in Ireland.

I hereby promise that, I will observe the conditions of my visa and that I will not become a burden on the State, and that I will leave the State on the expiration of my permission to remain. I promise to return to (mention your country) after my one month vacation from April 2, 2007 until May 1, 2007 and to return to my work on May 2, 2007 and to prepare for our wedding on June 30, 2007.

For additional information please find attached receipts of our engagement and wedding ring, air tickets, pictures and some letters he sent, etc.

May I refer you also to the following persons for your perusal and verification for the information I gave.

(Here you have to give at least 2 references.)

I am hoping for your generous and kind hearted assessment to my application.

Sincerely yours.

Mary Gavilan”

“EMBASSY OF (Country you’re visiting)

<Address of the Consulate>

Dear Sir/Madam:

I, <Your full legal name> would like to apply for a tourist visa to spend a vacation in <name of the country> from <date of arrival> to <date of departure.>

My main purpose for travel is tourism, to see the beautiful sights of <name of the country>, particularly <name of tourist attractions.> I’m also looking forward to experiencing the culture, tasting the cuisine, and meeting locals to experience everything the country has to offer.

I am employed at <name of the company> located in <location of the company> since <date you were employed> and am currently holding the position of <your job position.> Vacation from work has already been approved for the whole duration of this trip.

During my trip, my <your relationship with the sponsor> <full name of the sponsor,> who works as <job title of the sponsor> at <place of employment> will sponsor my trip. He/she will cover my accommodations, food expenses, and plane tickets.

Please find the following documents to support the legitimacy of what is outlined in this letter:

• Passports (including old ones if applicable)
• ​Application form, duly dated and signed with passport-size picture
• Employment and leave certificates showing the date I’m expected to return to work
• Payslips, tax report, credit card statements, bank certificate & statement of account as proof of income
• ​Plane ticket booking reservation
• Hotel booking reservation as proof of accommodation directly faxed to the embassy
• Travel insurance with benefits

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you require any further information. I may not be available at all times due to my working schedule or I might be engaged in a mission, but you may still try to reach me at the following:

Sincerely,”

Frequently Asked Questions:

Why is a cover letter important.

• Provide information that other documents can’t provide.
• Speeds up the application process

Is it worth applying for an Irish passport?

The advantages of becoming an Irish citizen and holding an Irish passport include: 

• You are still considered an EU citizen. 
• You can travel freely throughout the 28 member states of the EU to live and work. 
• If you have children, they will be granted Irish and EU citizenship.

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2024 Korean Visa Guide for Self-Employed Filipinos — How I Got Approved!

After publishing my freelancer BIR registration guide where I briefly mentioned that I got my Korean visa in Cebu approved as a self-employed professional , I’ve been receiving inquiries about the Korean visa requirements for self-employed individuals. Even my freelancer friends personally asked me how I did it.

Did I submit an Income Tax Return (ITR) ? This is a common concern for freelancers and digital nomads who haven’t registered their profession or freelancing gigs at the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) yet.

Although I was granted a Korean visa without ITR before, I made sure to have all my documents complete this time around. I got my BIR Certificate of Registration (COR) as well as my ITR (BIR Form 1701A) and submitted them for my Korean visa application in Cebu.

Thankfully, I got my Korean tourist visa and finally experienced spring in Korea , indulged in a variety of delicious Korean street food , and shopped for Korea souvenirs again.

Now, let me guide you through the process if you would like to apply for a Korean visa as a self-employed individual.

Steps for Korean visa application for self-employed individuals

Step 1: gather your korean visa requirements for self-employed.

For self-employed professionals and freelancers , you may refer to the list of Korean visa requirements for Employed Individuals .

[UPDATE]: If you are a professional holding a PRC license such as doctors, dentists, pharmacists, veterinarians, accountants, and lawyers (IBP ID), you are exempted from submitting bank certificates, bank statements, and Income Tax Return (ITR) under the Simplification of Visa Application announced by the Korean Embassy and Korean Consulate in Cebu .

For those who have a business , you may refer to the list of Korean visa requirements for Businessmen .

You might be wondering why there are different types of Korean visa requirements for self-employed individuals. Actually, if you check both lists, the requirements are pretty much the same except that you need to provide a Certificate of Employment (COE) for employees and SEC / DTI Business Registration and Business Permit or Mayor’s Permit for businessmen .

If you registered at BIR as a self-employed professional like me, you won’t have any of those documents. Instead, you may submit a photocopy of your BIR Certificate of Registration (COR) together with a cover letter explaining your situation.

Here are the Korean visa documents I submitted as a self-employed professional:

1. Accomplished Korean Visa Application Form 2. Passport size colored photo to be pasted on the form 3. Philippine Passport 4. Photocopy of the bio-page of my Philippine Passport 5. Original and photocopy of valid visas and arrival stamps to OECD countries I visited for the past 5 years (I submitted my previous Australia visa and Japan visa ) 6. Photocopy of BIR Certificate of Registration (COR) and proof of payment 7. Original Personal Bank Certificate (Average Daily Balance or ADB for 6 months) 8. Bank Statement (Last 3 months) 9. Photocopy of Annual Income Tax Return (ITR) or BIR Form No. 1701A (This form is specific for individuals earning solely from profession or business) 10. Cover letter explaining my situation as a self-employed professional

Step 2: Accomplish the Korean visa application form for self-employed

Download the new Korean visa application form and print in an A4 size bond paper.

Tips in accomplishing your Korean visa form

• Write or type your information or data carefully.
• Use BLOCK LETTERS or ALL CAPS when filling out the fields.
• Put N/A for all fields that are not applicable to you.
• To avoid erasures and errors, I suggest that you download the editable .doc format of the Korean visa application form where you can just type your information, edit if you need to, and print the pages after.

Take note of the following fields:

1.7 국가신분증번호 National Identity No.

Put N/A if you don’t have your National ID yet.

2.2 체류자격 Status of Stay

Put C-3-9 TOURIST if you are applying for a Korean tourist visa.

8.9. 동반입국 가족 유무 기재 Are you traveling with any family member?

Family members only mean your spouse , parents , children , and siblings . Your romantic partners and friends are not included, so don’t write their names down even if you are traveling with them.

10.2 경비지불자 Who will pay for your travel expenses?

a) 성명/회사(단체)명 Name of Person/Company(Institute)

Put the name of the entity who will fund your Korea trip. If you are funding yourself, then put your name.

b) 관계 Relationship to you

Put your relationship to the entity who will fund you. Put SELF  if you will fund your trip.

c) 지원내용 Type of Support

Put the type of support you are getting or you will shoulder such as FINANCIAL SUPPORT , HOTELS , FLIGHTS , or TOURS .

Sample Korean visa application form for self-employed individuals completely filled out for your reference

• a) Name of Company: Write your registered company name on your BIR COR. For self-employed professionals, it’s just your complete name. (E.g. JUAN DE LA CRUZ)
• b) Position: Write the profession or occupation you declared in your BIR COR. (E.g. FREELANCE WRITER, WEB DEVELOPER, GRAPHIC ARTIST)
• 8.4 Address in Korea: LOTTE HOTEL SEOUL – 30 EULJI-RO, JUNG-GU, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
• 8.5 Contact No. in Korea: +82 2-771-1000

Step 3: Schedule your appointment and submit your documents

Arrange your Korean visa documents according to the listed requirements so you can easily check if they are all in order. Then, proceed to submit them.

If you are based in Manila and other parts of the Philippines , you can walk-in and submit your Korean visa documents at the Korea Visa Application Center (KVAC) in Manila. KVAC charges a service fee of ₱900. You may refer to our Korean visa guide for Filipinos for more details.

If you are based in Cebu , you need to schedule an online appointment before you can submit your documents to the Korean Consulate in Cebu. Please refer to our Korean visa online appointment guide for the steps. It’s free and you don’t need to pay for any service fees. Read our Korean visa in Cebu guide if you are applying in Cebu.

Alternatively, you may submit your documents to any designated travel agencies to process your Korean visa. Their handling fees vary, but for your reference, RELI Tours & Travel costs ₱2,400 to process your Korean visa, which already includes the ₱1,500 handling fee and ₱900 visa fee.

South Korea visa fees 2024

• FREE if you only stay for 59 days or less
• ₱2,000 if you stay for 60 to 90 days

Step 4: Wait for your Korean visa

Once you submit your Korean visa requirements, it’s just waiting time.

South Korea visa processing time 2024

According to the Korean Embassy’s announcement , the Korean visa processing time is now 7 working days .

For your reference, I actually got my Korean visa in Cebu after 10 working days.

Step 5: Claim your passport and Korean visa

For those who applied via KVAC or travel agencies, you will receive a text message once your passport is ready for pick up regardless of the outcome.

Cebu-based applicants will get a slip where the tentative release date and time is indicated. You can proceed to the Korean Consulate in Cebu on the specified schedule.

You may also check your Korean visa status online via this KOREA VISA PORTAL .

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

I’ve compiled some questions from our readers so you can also learn from them.

1. Can I apply for a Korean visa without ITR?

This is the most common question, especially since most freelancers and digital nomads don’t have an Income Tax Return (ITR) yet. But yes, you may apply like I did where I created a cover letter explaining my situation. You may refer to my Korean visa without ITR guide , but I do not guarantee the same outcome for you. So, apply at your own risk.

To avoid complications, I suggest that you register your freelancing gig or online job at BIR so you’ll get your Certificate of Registration (COR) and ITR (BIR Form 1701A) as proof of your ties to the Philippines, and that you have a source of income to finance your Korea trip. You may read my freelancer BIR registration guide if you’re interested.

2. How early can I apply for my Korean tourist visa?

You may apply for your South Korean tourist visa at least 2 to 3 months prior to your intended travel dates. Once your visa is granted, you still have 3 months (90 days) to use it before it expires.

3. Can I book my flights ahead and submit them as supporting documents?

I understand how seat sales and promo fares get tempting at times. However, the Korean Embassy does not encourage you to book your flights ahead since visa approval is still not guaranteed. Having a confirmed flight ticket is not a sufficient supporting document and does not guarantee your Korean visa approval.

4. What other supporting documents can I submit?

Really, there’s no need to submit supporting documents if you have completed all your Korean visa requirements. That should be enough.

But if you really want, you can consider submitting your credit card statements and proof of owned properties in the Philippines. You also need to write a cover letter explaining your current situation, especially when you lack some required documents like the ITR or COE.

5. How do I write a Korean visa cover letter?

You can check my Korean visa without ITR guide where I added a sample Korean visa cover letter. Feel free to tweak it based on your situation and what requirements you lack.

For my recent Korean visa application, I still submitted a cover letter explaining my current status as a self-employed professional.

6. Should all documents be in A4 size bond paper?

Yes, all documents including photocopies should all be in A4 size. But if your bank does not print your bank certificate and bank statements in A4, it’s fine. Just make sure the rest of your documents are in A4 size.

7. If I completed all my Korean visa requirements, will it guarantee my visa approval?

There’s still no guarantee that your Korean visa will be approved even if you submitted all the requirements. In fact, I overheard one applicant asking why she got denied when she submitted all required documents. She didn’t get a specific answer and could not do anything about it. It’s still a case-by-case basis and up to the Korean Embassy’s decision.

8. How do I increase my chances of visa approval?

I understand how applying for a visa is nerve-wracking, time-consuming, and costly, so you’d want to increase your chances of visa approval as much as possible.

While there’s really no definite formula, I suggest that you start off by traveling to visa-free countries to build up your travel history, and of course, save enough funds to finance your trip. You may read my tips to increase your chances of visa approval .

9. My visa got denied when I applied in Manila. Can I re-apply in Cebu?

Unfortunately, you cannot apply or re-apply in Cebu if you are based in Manila or other parts of the Philippines. Only those who are based in Cebu can apply at the Korean Consulate in Cebu. Meaning, you must work or live in Cebu to apply for a Korean visa in Cebu .

10. If my Korean visa gets denied, can I make an appeal?

Unfortunately, the Korean Embassy does not accept appeals for visa denial.

11. If my Korean visa gets denied, when can I reapply?

You can only reapply after three (3) months from your visa denial.

Do you have other Korean visa questions or concerns not tackled here? Feel free to let us know on our social media channels: Facebook , Instagram , Twitter , and YouTube and we’ll try our best to respond to you.

All the best in your Korean visa application!

Excited to plan your Korea trip? You might want to read our Korea guides and itineraries:

• Korea Tourist Card Guide
• Discover Seoul Pass Guide
• T-Money Card Guide
• SIM Card or Pocket WiFi Guide
• Nami Island Guide
• N Seoul Tower Guide
• Lotte World Seoul Guide
• 5-Day Korea Winter Itinerary
• 5-Day Korea Spring Itinerary

Ready to jumpstart your self-employment or freelancing career? You might also want to read our SSS Online Payment Guide , PhilHealth Online Payment Guide , and Pag-IBIG Online Payment Guide .

Disclaimer: I do not claim to be a Korean visa expert. While I was granted a single-entry Korean tourist visa as a self-employed professional, I do not guarantee the same outcome for you. Visit the Korean Embassy or Korean Consulate in Cebu for more information.

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Panduan Lengkap tentang Persyaratan dan Proses Permohonan untuk Visa Korea Selatan

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20 Juni 2024

Korea Selatan, dengan budaya pop yang mendunia, kuliner yang menggugah selera, dan panorama alam yang memukau, menjadi destinasi impian banyak wisatawan. Namun, untuk mewujudkan perjalanan ke negeri ginseng ini, kamu memerlukan visa Korea. Bagi Anda yang berencana berlibur ke Korea, berikut informasi lengkap seputar pembuatan visa Korea:

• Negara Korea Selatan
• Opsi Paket 1GB/Hari
• Jumlah hari 1 Hari
• Harga IDR87,046
• Jumlah hari 5 Hari
• Harga IDR128,665
• Jumlah hari 15 Hari
• Harga IDR370,114
• Jenis konektivitas: 4G/5G kecepatan tinggi
• Fitur berbagi hotspot: Didukung
• Jenis SIM card: eSIM hanya untuk internet
• Tidak mendukung: Panggilan suara, SMS, atau pengisian ulang lainnya
• Aplikasi yang dapat digunakan: Google Maps, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, dan LINE .

Daftar Negara Bebas Visa ke Korea Selatan

Korea Selatan adalah salah satu destinasi wisata paling populer di Asia, dengan sejumlah atraksi yang menarik bagi wisatawan dari seluruh dunia. Untuk memudahkan perjalanan ke Korea Selatan, pemerintah Korea Selatan memberikan durasi bebas visa bagi wisatawan dari sejumlah negara tertentu. Tabel berikut ini memberikan daftar negara-negara yang berhak mendapatkan durasi bebas visa ke Korea Selatan dan durasi bebas visa yang diberikan

Harap dicatat bahwa informasi ini dapat berubah sewaktu-waktu, disarankan untuk berkonsultasi dengan kedutaan besar atau konsulat Korea Selatan di negara Anda sebelum merencanakan perjalanan ke Korea Selatan untuk mendapatkan informasi terbaru tentang kebijakan bebas visa.

Jenis-jenis Visa Korea

Ada beberapa jenis visa Korea dengan syarat dan biaya pembuatan yang berbeda- Setiap jenis juga diperuntukan untuk kepentingan berbeda. Berikut jenis-jenis visa Korea:

Syarat Membuat Visa Korea

Persiapan yang matang sangatlah penting agar proses pengajuan visa Korea berjalan lancar dan meminimalisir kemungkinan penolakan. Berikut adalah beberapa syarat utama membuat visa Korea yang harus Anda penuhi:

Selain syarat utama, ada persyaratan tambahan untuk jenis visa tertentu. Berikut syarat tambahan membuat visa Korea berdasarkan jenisnya:

1.Visa D-2 (Working Holiday Visa)

Visa ini diperuntukkan bagi pemuda yang ingin bekerja dan berlibur di Korea hingga satu tahun. Selain persyaratan umum, Anda juga perlu menunjukkan bukti niat untuk bekerja, seperti surat dari pemberi kerja atau daftar calon pemberi kerja. Anda juga harus melampirkan bukti kemampuan keuangan untuk menghidupi diri selama di Korea, seperti rekening koran, surat beasiswa, atau surat sponsor dari anggota keluarga atau teman.

2.Visa E-2 (Employment Visa)

Visa ini diperuntukkan bagi pekerja asing yang memiliki tawaran pekerjaan di Korea. Selain persyaratan umum, Anda juga perlu menunjukkan salinan kontrak kerja dan surat dari pemberi kerja yang mengkonfirmasi pekerjaan Anda. Kontrak harus dengan jelas menyatakan gaji, tunjangan, dan tugas pekerjaan Anda.

3.Visa F-2 (Family Visa)

Visa ini diperuntukkan bagi pasangan dan anak-anak warga negara asing yang tinggal di Korea dengan visa yang sah. Selain persyaratan umum, Anda juga perlu menunjukkan bukti hubungan Anda dengan pemegang visa, seperti akta nikah atau akta kelahiran.

Biaya Membuat Visa Korea

Biaya pembuatan visa Korea tergantung pada jenis visa yang Anda apply dan masa berlaku visa tersebut. Berikut adalah rincian biaya visa Korea terbaru:

Sumber: https://www.visaforkorea-in.com

Layanan Ekspres:

Jika Anda membutuhkan visa Anda lebih cepat, Anda dapat menggunakan layanan ekspres. Layanan ini akan mempercepat waktu pemrosesan visa Anda dengan biaya tambahan. Berikut adalah biaya layanan ekspres:

Cara Mengurus Visa Korea

Berikut adalah langkah-langkah cara mengurus visa Korea:

1.Tentukan jenis visa

Langkah pertama yang penting sebelum Anda merencanakan perjalanan ke Korea adalah menentukan jenis visa yang Anda perlukan, dan mengecek apakah Anda memenuhi syarat untuk mengajukannya.

Setelah mengetahui jenis visa yang tepat, Anda perlu mengumpulkan informasi lebih lanjut seperti dokumen yang harus disertakan dalam aplikasi dan biaya yang harus dibayarkan. Setiap aplikasi visa memiliki persyaratan tersendiri sesuai dengan kategorinya.

Selain itu, pastikan semua dokumen Anda berbahasa Inggris. Jika dokumen Anda menggunakan bahasa lain, Anda perlu menyiapkan terjemahan resmi sebelum mengajukan aplikasi visa. Dengan mengetahui informasi ini terlebih dahulu, Anda dapat mempersiapkan perjalanan Anda ke Korea dengan lebih lancar dan efisien.

2.Lakukan Pengajuan

Setelah Anda menentukan jenis visa dan mengumpulkan dokumen yang diperlukan, langkah selanjutnya adalah memulai proses pengajuan. Pengisian formulir bisa dilakukan secara online lewat situs Visa Application Center.

Setelah selesai, cetak formulir tersebut dan bawa bersama dokumen lainnya ke Visa Application Center (VAC). Pastikan Anda membawa dokumen sesuai dengan kategori visa yang dipilih untuk proses pengajuan. Untuk proses pengajuan visa Korea, Anda bisa ikuti langkah berikut:

• Buat akun di situs web Korea Visa Application Center (KVAC): Anda dapat membuat akun di situs web KVAC https://www.visaforkorea-in.com/Ba/Visa_Sub1.aspx .
• Masuk ke akun Anda dan pilih jenis visa yang Anda ajukan: Setelah Anda masuk ke akun Anda, Anda akan diminta untuk memilih jenis visa yang sesuai dengan tujuan Anda bepergian ke negara tersebut.
• Isi formulir aplikasi visa online: Formulir aplikasi visa online terdiri dari beberapa bagian. Bacalah setiap pertanyaan yang ada di formulir dengan teliti dan jawab setiap pertanyaan dengan benar dan jelas. Selain itu, pastikan Anda tidak melewatkan satupun pertanyaan.
• Unggah dokumen yang diperlukan: Setelah Anda mengisi formulir aplikasi visa, Anda akan diminta untuk mengunggah dokumen yang diperlukan. Pastikan Anda mengunggah semua dokumen yang diperlukan dalam format yang benar.
• Bayar biaya visa: Biaya visa Korea bervariasi tergantung pada jenis visa yang Anda ajukan. Anda dapat membayar biaya visa secara online dengan kartu kredit atau debit.
• Kirim permohonan pengajuan visa Anda: Setelah Anda mengunggah semua dokumen yang menjadi syarat pengajuan dan melakukan pembayaran, Anda dapat mengirimkan pengajuan visa Korea. Setelah pengajuan terkirim, Anda akan mendapatkan email konfirmasi.

3. Proses Wawancara

Jika aplikasi visa Anda disetujui, Anda akan diundang untuk datang ke KVAC untuk wawancara. Pada saat wawancara, Anda akan diminta untuk menunjukkan dokumen asli yang Anda siapkan.

4. Tunggu visa Anda diproses.

Visa Korea biasanya diproses dalam waktu 9 hari kerja. Anda dapat melacak status aplikasi visa Anda secara online melalui situs web KVAC. Anda bisa melacak proses pengajuan visa Korea lewat akun KVAC.

Anda dapat memantau status permohonan visa Korea secara online melalui situs web Korea Visa Application Center (KVAC). Berikut panduan langkah-langkahnya:

• Akses situs KVAC: Buka situs KVAC atau ketik https://www.visaforkorea-in.com/ di browser.
• Pilih jenis aplikasi : Pada bagian "Type of applications", pilih "Diplomatic Office".
• Masukkan nomor paspor: Ganti "Application No." dengan "Passport No.". Kemudian, masukkan nomor paspor Anda di kolom sebelahnya.
• Masukkan nama lengkap: Masukkan nama lengkap Anda dengan format "[Nama Belakang] [Nama Depan]" di kolom "Name in English".
• Pilih tanggal lahir: Klik logo kalender di samping kolom "Date of Birth" dan pilih tanggal lahir Anda.
• Klik "Verify": Setelah semua pertanyaan di website terisi dengan benar, klik "Verify".
• Lihat status permohonan: Status permohonan visa Anda akan ditampilkan pada halaman berikutnya.

5. Ambil visa Anda di KVAC

Setelah selesai diproses, Anda bisa mengambil visa Korea di KVAC. Anda harus membawa paspor asli Anda untuk mengambil visa. Alamat Kantor VFS Global Korea Selatan untuk pengambilan visa Korea di Indonesia ada di daerah Kuningan City Jl. Prof. DR. Satrio, Kota Jakarta Selatan. Kanto ini buka setiap hari Senin-Jumat, 08.00-16.00.

Berapa minimal tabungan untuk visa korea?

Kedutaan Besar Korea Selatan di Indonesia tidak menentukan secara pasti berapa minimal tabungan yang harus Anda miliki untuk mengajukan visa Korea.

Namun, secara umum, Anda perlu menunjukkan bukti kemampuan keuangan yang cukup untuk membiayai perjalanan Anda selama di Korea. Bukti ini dapat berupa:

• Rekening koran : Tunjukan rekening koran yang berlaku selama 3 bulan terakhir sebagai bukti bahwa Anda memiliki saldo yang cukup untuk membiayai perjalanan ke Korea.
• Surat keterangan kerja: Jika Anda bekerja, Anda dapat menunjukkan surat keterangan kerja yang menunjukkan gaji dan lama masa kerja Anda.
• Surat sponsor: Jika Anda disponsori oleh keluarga atau teman di Korea, Anda dapat menunjukkan surat sponsor dari mereka yang menyatakan bahwa mereka bersedia membiayai perjalanan Anda.

Besaran saldo yang Anda perlukan akan bervariasi tergantung pada lama perjalanan Anda, jenis visa yang Anda ajukan, dan gaya hidup Anda. Sebagai gambaran, untuk visa wisata dengan lama tinggal 15 hari, Anda disarankan untuk memiliki saldo minimal Rp 5.000.000 di rekening koran.

Jika visa Korea sudah jadi, Anda tinggal menikmati momen liburan menyenangkan di Korea Selatan. Agar liburan semakin berkesan, Anda bisa memesan paket perjalanan di trip.com. Trip.com menawarkan berbagai pilihan paket wisata, penerbangan, hotel, dan aktivitas yang dapat disesuaikan dengan kebutuhan dan budget Anda.

FAQ-Visa Korea Selatan

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Informasi Lengkap Seputar Visa Korea-Trip.com

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• 2. Jenis-jenis Visa Korea
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• 5. Cara Mengurus Visa Korea
• 6. Berapa minimal tabungan untuk visa korea?

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