Your North Korea visa's processing period will vary depending on your case. However, it will take at least 15 days. The processing period for a visa from an embassy can take up to 30 days in certain instances. Under exceptional conditions, a North Korean visa's processing time may reach 60 days. In general, you should plan on your North Korea Visa taking longer to process if you think it to be more complicated, such as if you had to provide many supporting documents for officials to authenticate your work or study. This is also accurate if you request multiple visas on behalf of a family or group of friends. More applications raise the possibility that one of your visa applications may be significantly delayed because there will be more paperwork for officials to deal with. Unfortunately, there is no way to shorten the procedure beyond the 15-day processing time for a North Korean visa. However, you can prevent delays by ensuring your visa application is brief, easily understandable, and submitted with supporting documents. By doing this, it will be possible to avoid pointless delays. The paperwork you must provide consists of the following: A visa application form that has been filled and signed, two recent passport photos, A passport with more than three months left before it expires, Older passports with previous visas, if you have them, and an itinerary with details of your journey, such as the dates, airline numbers, hotel reservations, or any evidence of lodging. Additionally, you must provide evidence that you have paid the €80 visa application fee and that you have travel and health insurance that will pay up to €30,000 in medical expenses.