Now apply online and get an electronic travel permit to travel conveniently.
No. If you need to go through check-in process after entering the country to recheck the luggage, you NEED to get K-ETA.
They are citizens of countries (66 countries)
that have signed visa exemption agreements with the Republic of Korea and
countries and regions (46 countries) that are allowed to enter without
certificates. Foreigners who want to enter the Republic of Korea for the
purpose of sightseeing, visiting relatives, participating in various events or
meetings, and commercial purposes (excluding those for profit purposes) are
eligible. ※ Please check the table below for countries
eligible for K-ETA application.
Countries that sign visa exemption
agreements and countries that allow entry without certificates |
1. Countries with visa exemption agreements
(66 countries in total) |
Asia (7 countries):
Malaysia, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, Israel, Kazakhstan, Thailand,
Turkey |
Americas (25
countries): Guatemala, Grenada, Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, Mexico,
Barbados, Bahamas, Venezuela, Brazil, St. Lucia, St. Vincent Grenadine, St.
Kitznevis, Suriname, Haiti, Antigua-Barbuda, El Salvador, Uruguay, Jamaica, Chile, Costa Rica, Colombia,
Trinidad-Tobago, Panama, Peru |
Europe (30 countries):
Greece, Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Latvia, Russia, Romania,
Luxembourg, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Malta, Belgium, Bulgaria, Sweden,
Switzerland, Spain, Slovakia, Iceland, Ireland, Estonia, United Kingdom,
Austria, Italy, Czech Republic, Portugal, Poland, Finland, Hungary |
Oceania (one country):
New Zealand |
Africa (three
countries): Lesotho, Morocco, and Tunisia |
2.
Countries that allow entry without certificates (46 countries in total) |
Asia (10 countries):
Bahrain, Brunei, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Macau, Japan, Kuwait, Hong Kong,
Taiwan |
Americas (7
countries): United States, Canada, Guyana, Argentina, Honduras, Paraguay,
Ecuador |
Europe (11 countries):
Monaco, Montenegro, Vatican, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, San Marino,
Andorra, Albania, Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia |
Oceania (13
countries): Guam, Nauru, New Caledonia, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Samoa,
Solomon Islands, Kiribati, Palau, Fiji, Tonga, Tuvalu, Australia |
Africa (5 countries):
South Africa, Mauritius, Seychelles, Swaziland, Botswana |
Mandatory, nationals of
K-ETA countries who have not been issued a K-ETA are not allowed to board
aircraft and ships bound for South Korea.
The validity period of
K-ETA is two years from the date of approval. However, if there are no two
years left before the validity of the passport when applying for K-ETA, K-ETA
will be valid until the validity of the passport.
No, those who have a
Korean visa do not need to receive an additional K-ETA.
No, those who have a
Korean alien registration card do not need to get a K-ETA.
No, those who want to
visit Jeju Island by direct flight do not need to get a K-ETA. However, if you
want to visit other areas other than Jeju Island after visiting Jeju Island,
you must obtain a K-ETA before entering the country.
No, transit passengers
who do not enter Korea are not eligible for K-ETA application.
No. If you have to go
through ticketing again after entering the country to pick up your luggage, you
are eligible for K-ETA application.
No, currently valid ABTC
card holders can issue tickets without receiving a K-ETA.
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