How much does a South Korea visa cost?

The South Korea e-Arrival Card costs $19 through VisitsVisa. This price is all-inclusive — the government fee and our service fee are already included, so there are no surprises at checkout.

How long does it take to get a South Korea visa?

Processing usually takes Instant. We also offer live tracking so you always know your application status.

What documents are required for a South Korea visa?

You'll typically need: Passport details, Flight number & arrival date, Accommodation address. Our experts check each document before submission to reduce the risk of rejection.

How long can I stay in South Korea on this visa?

The e-Arrival Card allows a stay of 30 days, with a validity of 90 days from issue (single entry).

Can I apply for a South Korea visa online with VisitsVisa?

Yes. VisitsVisa lets you apply for your South Korea Arrival Card 100% online, with expert document review and an on-time delivery guarantee.

Is a South Korea visa on arrival available?

Applying online before you travel is the safest option — it locks in your Arrival Card and avoids airport queues or the risk of being turned away. Start your application early to travel with peace of mind.

Do children need their own South Korea visa?

Yes. Every traveller, including infants and children, needs their own e-Arrival Card. You can add multiple applicants in a single order and we process them together.

Can I get my South Korea visa faster?

Yes. Choose Express processing at checkout and we prioritise your application, with delivery typically within 24 hours instead of the standard timeline.

What happens if my South Korea visa is rejected?

Our experts review every document before submission to minimise rejections. If an issue arises, our team guides you on the next steps so you're never left without support.

Is my payment and personal data secure?

Absolutely. We use 256-bit SSL encryption and PCI-DSS compliant, secure checkout, so your payment and passport details are always protected.

Can I apply if I live in a different country from my passport?

Yes. During the eligibility check you select both your nationality and your current country of residence, and we confirm the exact route and documents that apply to you.

Do you need a South Korea visa?

Planning a trip to South Korea? Most travellers can now skip the embassy queue and apply for the South Korea e-Arrival Card entirely online. VisitsVisa fills the government form for you, checks every document, and delivers your approved visa by email — usually within instant. Most international travellers need a South Korea e-Arrival Card before they arrive, and the fastest way to get one is to apply for your South Korea visa online rather than queuing at an embassy. Start with a quick eligibility check and we confirm the exact route and documents for your nationality and country of residence.

How do I apply for a South Korea visa online?

Applying for a South Korea e-Arrival Card with VisitsVisa takes minutes. Complete one simple online form, upload your passport and photo, and pay securely. Our visa experts review every detail against the latest South Korea immigration rules before your application is submitted, which is the single biggest thing you can do to avoid a rejection. Once approved, your South Korea arrival card is emailed to you — there is nothing to collect and no embassy visit — and you can track your South Korea visa application live from any device until it lands in your inbox.

How long does South Korea visa processing take?

Standard South Korea visa processing usually takes instant. If you are travelling soon, choose Express at checkout and we prioritise your application, with delivery typically within 24 hours. We recommend applying a few days before departure so your South Korea arrival card is confirmed well ahead of your flight.

How long is a South Korea visa valid and how long can I stay?

The South Korea e-Arrival Card permits a stay of 30 days and is valid for 90 days from the date of issue (single entry). Make sure your passport has at least six months of validity remaining from your date of arrival, as this is the most common reason South Korea applications are refused.