Visa Fees

If you plan to travel to Korea for short-term tourism or business, you may be required to obtain a Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA) before departure. The K-ETA system allows eligible travelers to receive travel authorization online without visiting an embassy or consulate.

The total Korea visa fee you need to pay includes the visa service fee and the Government & Admin fee.

1. Our service fee

Our service fee covers the advance payment for the assistance we provide throughout your Korea ETA application process. This includes advisory support, document preparation guidance, application review, and status updates. Once your ETA is approved, the authorization will be delivered to you electronically. You must travel with the approved ETA and present it upon arrival in Korea. Our services include:

• Application Preparation & Review – We ensure all forms and documents are accurate and complete.
• Requirement Compliance – Our experts verify that each application fully meets official regulations.
• Authority Communication – We manage correspondence and follow-ups directly with the relevant authorities.
• Error Reduction & Efficiency – Streamlined processes minimize mistakes and increase approval success rates.
• 24/7 Customer Support – Real assistance, anytime you need guidance during the application journey.
• Data Protection – All personal information is safeguarded with enterprise-grade security and strict confidentiality.

The service fee, which depends on the number of people your application covers and how soon you need the visa, is shown in the table below:

• Normal: For people who would like to get ETA in 72 hours.
• Urgent: For individuals who want to obtain an ETA in less than 24 hours.
• Super Urgent: If you need the visa in less than 5 business hours.

Urgent Visa Service – Priority Assistance

For travelers on a tight schedule, our Urgent Visa Service offers fast, dedicated assistance to help minimize processing delays.

Key features include:

• Priority Processing – Your application is placed at the top of our list and handled without waiting.
• Immediate Contact – A designated agent reaches out promptly via phone or email to guide you and collect the necessary information.
• Personalized Assistance – A dedicated specialist is assigned to oversee your application from start to finish.
• Ongoing Follow-Up – We continuously monitor progress and provide timely updates until your visa is finalized.

This service offers added confidence by ensuring your application is managed with a high level of attention and commitment.

2. Korea Government and Admin Fee

The Government & Admin Fee includes the official Korea ETA charge as published on the government portal, together with applicable administrative costs such as GST, foreign exchange differences, payment processing fees, and any variable charges applied by the government at final checkout.

Any changes made after the Government & Admin Fee has been paid will require a new application and will be charged accordingly.

3. Important Notes to Keep in Mind Before Traveling

Before applying for your Korea visa and planning your trip, here are some important things to keep in mind:

• Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Korea.
• Ensure your passport has a minimum of 2 blank pages available for immigration stamps.
• Double-check the specific visa requirements based on your nationality and the type of visa you are applying for.
• It’s advisable to purchase travel insurance to safeguard yourself during your journey. Travel insurance can cover unforeseen situations such as medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost luggage, or travel delays.
• Gather all necessary documents, such as flight tickets, accommodation details, and invitation letters (if applicable), to ensure a smooth visa application and travel experience.