Visa desk · South Korea
10-12 Working Days99% approvalExpert pre-checkApply at least 20 Days before you travel
What you are applying for, exactly as it will be issued.
Most rejections are paperwork, not eligibility — so a human checks every one of these before it goes in.
Valid passport with at least 6 month validity from the date of travel.
1 Application Form.
2 Photograph (Fresh ones i.e. NOT used earlier for any visa) 35 x 45 MM with white background.
Covering letter addressed to The Visa Officer Embassy of South Korea.
Proof of Hotel confirmation.
Also needed, depending on what you do
You do step one. We do the rest.
The price shown is the total — embassy fee and service charge together.
One pass. We tell you straight away if anything is missing.
A visa officer reads every page before it reaches the embassy.
Updates at every stage, then the visa back to you.
* Citizens of many countries (e.g., the US, Canada, EU nations) can enter **visa-free** for short stays (typically 30–90 days). * Others must apply for a visa in advance.
* **Tourist Visa (C-3-9)** – For short-term visits (up to 90 days). * **Business Visa (C-3-4)** – For business-related activities. * **Student Visa (D-2, D-4)** – For studying in South Korea. * **Work Visa (E-2, E-7, etc.)** – For employment in various fields. * **Spouse Visa (F-6)** – For those married to a Korean citizen. ###
* The **Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA)** is required for travelers from visa-free countries. * It must be applied for **online before arrival** and is valid for multiple entries over 2 years.
* **Tourist visas** take about **5–15 business days**. * **Work & student visas** may take longer, depending on documentation.
* Some visas (e.g., student, work) can be extended through the **Korea Immigration Service**. * Tourist visas generally **cannot** be extended unless under special circumstances.
* South Korea has expanded **K-ETA eligibility** to more countries. * Some visa-free agreements were **suspended or reinstated** due to COVID-19. * New **Hallyu (K-Culture) visa** is being introduced for long-term stays related to Korean culture industries.