[K-ETA] Experience the colorful culture of Korea.
Korea Electronic Travel AuthorizationExperience the colorful culture of Korea.
K-ETA is Korea's electronic travel authorization system that all foreigners entering the country must use. K-ETA began operating on September 1, 2020, and from May 3, 2021, all foreigners must use K-ETA.High probability of approval - K-ETAs are not usually denied to visa applicants. Foreign travelers will be approved if they meet the minimum qualifications required to enter Korea. As a result, there are no reasons for rejection due to validation errors or incomplete document submissions that appear during the process of filling out the visa application form, reducing the burden of travel planning.
Korea has many attractive travel destinations! Here are a few recommendations.Jinju, Gyeongsangnam-do - Jinju is a city with historical sites and natural scenery. There are attractions such as Jinjuseong, Jinju Wood Culture Experience Center, and Chilgok Falls, so if you want to experience history and culture together, I recommend you to visit.Namhae - Located in the southern sea of Korea, Namhae is a place rich in natural scenery with beautiful seas, valleys, and islands. There are attractions such as Namhae Sea Life Experience Center, Samsan Village, and Jirisan Mountain, so it is good for families to travel.Jeju Dol Hareubang - One of the representative natural landscapes of Jeju Island, it refers to the stone houses scattered throughout the island. Dol hareubang is a distinctive building of Jeju, and the stone landscape is very beautiful.
Korean food has a lot of diverse and attractive foods, so there are many foods that foreigners enjoy eating. The following introduces representative foods and restaurants that foreigners must try in Korea.Kimchi Jjigae - One of Korea's representative stew dishes, Kimchi Jjigae is a soup dish made by boiling kimchi, pork, and tofu together. A representative restaurant where you can taste kimchi stew is Chamnamujip located in Gangnam.Samgyeopsal - Samgyeopsal is a dish made using pork belly and is one of the most popular dishes in Korea. Thinly sliced pork is grilled and eaten with ssamjang, lettuce, and ssam vegetables. It has a soft and crispy texture.Haemul-pajeon - Haemul-pajeon is a pancake made with seafood and green onions and baked in a soft dough. It has a soft texture and salty taste. It is common to enjoy it with soju.
Historic Sites in Korea: There are many historical sites in Korea. For example, there are various places such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, Bulguksa Temple, Seokguram Grotto, and Anapji Pond in Gyeongju.Bamdokkaebi Market - One of the most famous night markets in Seoul, where you can buy a variety of food and products at affordable prices.
K-ETA is a system that allows foreigners visiting Korea to conveniently apply for entry without a visa. Abbreviation for KOREA ELECTRONIC TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION, it is possible to apply for a visa on the Internet and issue it within 24 hours after screening.
