K-ETA provides information to enjoy shopping and cultural life in Korea.
Visit Korea without a visaK-ETA provides information to enjoy shopping and cultural life in Korea.
K-ETA (Korea Electronic Travel Authorization) is an electronic travel authorization system that requires foreigners to apply online and obtain approval before entering Korea. It took effect on September 1, 2021, and until now only passport holders from some countries were able to apply for a visa online, but K-ETA is a system that allows all foreigners to apply online before entering the country.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 is a country with various charms such as history, culture, nature, and food. If you are a foreigner visiting Korea for the first time, I would like to introduce you to some good places to visit.Andong, North Gyeongsang Province - Andong, a city located in the eastern part of Korea, is a historic city with ancient history and traditional culture. Along with festivals such as Andong Hahoe Village and Andong Octopus Festival, it is recommended to visit cultural sites such as Andong City Museum and Hahoe Mask Festival.Daegu Kim Gwang-seok Street - Daegu Kim Gwang-seok Street is a street based on the poems and literary works of Korean poet Kim Gwang-seok. The street is a place where you can experience culture as there are galleries and performance halls that introduce the life and literary works of poet Kim Gwang-seok.Seogwipo, Jeju Island - Seogwipo, Jeju Island is the largest city on Jeju Island and is famous for its beautiful natural scenery and cultural tourism. There are attractions such as Seogwipo Beach, Jungmun Tourist Complex, and Seongsan Ilchulbong, so it is recommended for those who want to find a variety of things to enjoy.
Korea is a country that offers a variety of flavors and foods, and many foreigners are falling in love with Korean food. The following introduces representative Korean foods and restaurants that foreigners must try when visiting Korea.Kimchi jjigae - Kimchi stew is one of the most famous stews in Korea. Made by boiling kimchi, pork, tofu, seaweed, and onions together, it has a salty taste and aroma. Kimchi jjigae has the richest flavor among all the foods you can eat in Korea, and it is one of the representative foods that foreigners enjoy eating.Bulgogi - Bulgogi is one of the representative Korean dishes, marinated and grilled beef. It has a sweet and savory flavor and is available in many different versions with different ingredients. It is usually eaten on top of rice or wrapped in ssam with ssamjang.Ssambap - Ssambap is a meal with vegetables, meat, soybean paste, and ssamjang. You can mix and match different ingredients, so you can add flavor according to your personal taste.
Korea is a country rich in history and culture, and you can enjoy various historical sites and traditional culture experience programs such as palaces, temples, and museums. For example, Gyeongbokgung Palace or Changdeokgung Palace are representative palaces in Korea, where you can enjoy beautiful buildings and gardens. In addition, there are museums and historic sites where you can see historical sites and relics of Silla, Goryeo, and Joseon, such as Gyeongju, Goseong, and Gyeongsan, all over the country.Noryangjin Fish Market - One of the largest fish markets in Korea, it is famous for its fresh seafood and delicious restaurants.
K-ETA is an important system that makes the entry into Korea more convenient and faster. Furthermore, K-ETA can develop Korea's tourism industry and promote exchanges and communication with foreigners. Foreigners visiting Korea using K-ETA will be able to enjoy more convenient and safe travel.
