South Korea requires an ETA, or Electronic Travel Authorization, for citizens of certain countries to enter the country.

Applicants should carefully check all the information provided on the South Korea ETA application is correct before submitting the online form. This is because even minor errors may result in a delay.

Yes. K-eTA is Mandatory.

If you’re a national of a K-ETA country, without the proper document, you will be unable to enter the Republic of Korea.

It depends on your nationality. Most countries worldwide have a visa-free option for South Korean nationals by registering on a website. This can be done in the shortest time possible and is available for K-eTA.

Foreigners must apply for one of the following South Korean visas before visiting. Please use the visa checker at the top of this page to determine your nationality’s specific requirements.

K-eTA is a system which provides business travelers with an electronic travel authorization. This authorization is awarded automatically to the nationals of the 66 Visa Waiver Countries and nationals of 46 designated Visa Free Countries.

Foreign nationals intending to enter South Korea for tourism, visiting relatives, events or meetings, or if they plan to make any sort of business transactions need a K-eTA.
Please refer to Mandatory K-ETA required countries.

Your ETA status information can be found by sending us a WhatsApp.

Suppose you have submitted your South Korea visa waiver application. In that case, you can check your visa status by visiting the Ministry of Justice website.

You can also contact them on their hotline at (02) 3466-1111 and ask for an update on your application.

The South Korea K-ETA is a mandatory electronic travel authorization for travelers from 49 countries who are visa-exempt. You can register for the K-eTA online, which is quick and easy.

You will be notified by email when you have been approved for the K-ETA, which you can print out and present when checking in at airports in Korea.

The K-ETA is a visa for South Korea that allows a person to multiple entries and stay in the country for up to 30 days with each visit.

It is issued for people who are engaged in the following activities in South Korea: as a journalist, as a media representative, who is not a businessperson, and who are employed by an international agency. The K-ETA visa does not allow its holders to engage in other activities, such as domestic employment.

The maximum stay for a business person with a K-ETA is 90 days.

Generally up to 90 days, but the allowed period of stay may differ by the nationality.

American citizens are eligible to submit a K-eTA to South Korea.

In addition, citizens of these visa-exempt countries can come to South Korea with a K-ETA:

– Albania
– Andorra
– Austria
– Barbados
– Belgium
– Bulgaria
– Croatia
– Czech Republic
– Denmark
– Dominica
– Estonia
– Finland
– France
– Germany
– Greece
– Guyana
– Hungary
– Iceland
– Ireland
– Italy
– Latvia
– Liechtenstein
– Lithuania
– Luxembourg
– Malta
– Mexico
– Monaco
– Netherlands
– New Caledonia
– Nicaragua
– Norway
– Palau
– Poland
– Portugal
– Republic of Cyprus
– Romania
– Saint Kitts and Nevis
– Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
– San Marino
– Slovakia
– Slovenia
– Spain
– Sweden
– Switzerland
– United Kingdom
– United States
– Vatican City
– Venezuela

Suppose you are interested in traveling to South Korea for short-term tourism or business activities. In that case, you should apply for the K-eTA. It is the most efficient and easiest way to obtain authorization to enter the country.

To obtain a visa to visit for extended periods or other purposes, such as a South Korean work visa or business visa, you need to contact the nearest diplomatic office of the country they are visiting.