Single Entry Visa South Korea

Visa South Korea

South Korea is a versatile country, known for both the modern cities like the capital Seoul, as well as the traditional temples and the picturesque countryside.

To visit it, citizens of several countries will have to apply for a South Korea visa – although a fair number of them are exempt from visa requirements for short term purposes.

What is it and who is it for?

The Single Entry Visa for South Korea allows foreign visitors to stay in the country for a maximum of 30 days per visit, with the visa valid for up to 3 months. This type of visa is available for a variety of purposes, including official government activities, tourism, social and cultural activities, sports, business, family visits, journalism, or transit. It is important to note that the Single Entry Visa does not permit paid work in South Korea.

You need a visa for South Korea unless you are from one of the visa-free countries, which include EU countries, Canada, Australia, and the United States.

Can tourists with visa exemption stay longer?

Those wishing to stay longer than the visa exemption period must apply for an appropriate visa before traveling to South Korea.

Benefits of using Single Entry Visa South Korea

How to Get Your Single Entry Visa South Korea

  1. Get your free consultation from our expert consultants.
  2. Gather all necessary documents with guidance from our consultants.
  3. Schedule an appointment with our consultants to guide you with direct document submission at the KVAC.
  4. Stay informed with regular updates from our team throughout the process.
  5. Our team will schedule and assist with any biometric appointments (if needed)*.
  6. Receive prompt notification upon visa approval.
  7. Conveniently pick up your passport at our offices or have it delivered to you through our official Field Officers.

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Requirements

  1. The photo with 3.5cm x 4.5cm in size, have a white background, be attached to the application form, have been taken within the last 6 months, be in color, and show the applicant’s face from the front.
  2. Required documents for passport include the original passport, one copy of the personal passport information page, and one copy of the immigration stamp page.
  3. Identity proof requirements exist for workers (employment certificate, tax letter), students (student certificate) and entrepreneurs (business license, tax letter). All documents must be under three months old.
  4. Indonesian Family Certificate
  5. Financial documents: Bank transaction details and originals stamped by the bank

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Process Your Seamless South Korea Visa

As a leading visa processing agency, Global Visa from Lets Move Indonesia can assist applicants with obtaining a Single Entry Visa to South Korea. Our team of experienced specialists has a deep understanding of the visa requirements and can provide guidance and support throughout the application process.

If you are planning to travel to South Korea, we encourage you to contact Global Visa to learn more about the Single Entry Visa and our services. We are here to help you make your visa application process as smooth and stress-free as possible.

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