●Visa applicants who use inappropriate language, commit an act of violence, or threaten the consular officer (i.e. throwing an object or exercising unjustifiable influence) are subject to up to 3 years of restriction from visa issuance.
●In addition, visa applicants who provide false information or submit a forged/misleading document, he/she will be banned from visa application up to 3 years.
●It is the visa applicant’s duty to be well-informed of the aforementioned regulations in order to prevent consequences of the violation.
Nationals of visa waiver countries and designated visa-free countries must obtain K-ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) before entering The Republic of Korea as long as the purpose of their visit is tourism or temporary visit up to 90 days - this is the only way to go to KOREA without a VISA.
(There are [temporary] K-ETA exempt countries among the visa waiver countries and visa-free countries mentioned above. If your country is exempt from K-ETA requirement, there will be a pop up screen during your application process that your country is exempt from K-ETA. Please check by going through the application process at k-eta.go.kr)
Aside from the above case one must apply for the relevant visa that they require, if they want to engage in employment/profitable activity/study and etc. ☞ K-ETA(click)
General Information for VISA You can get further visa information on 'Korea Visa Portal' website ☞ Korea Visa Portal
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Status | Additional required documents |
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A-1 Diplomats |
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A-2 Official Duty |
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A-3 Agreement |
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D-2 Studying for Degree | |
D-4 Studying Korean | |
Working Holidays Visit | |
C-4 Temporary Employment |