Official Korea K-ETA Application

Your travel to South Korea starts here!

Since 2021, all travelers to South Korea are required to obtain a valid K-ETA (Korea Electronic Travel Authorization) prior to their departure. Apply now to guarantee a seamless entry experience.

The Process

Application process

   Apply Online

Complete the simple online form in just a few minutes.

   Visa Fee Payment

Finalize your application by completing the visa fee payment.

   Safe travels!

You will receive a digital copy of your ETA, granting entry to South Korea.

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Eligible Countries


Check your eligibility for a Korean K-ETA

Eligible Countries

Check your eligibility for a South Korean K-ETA 

What is the Korean K-ETA?

What is the South Korean K-ETA?

The Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA) system is a government initiative designed to simplify the entry process for travelers while strengthening national security.

Travelers from eligible countries must obtain a K-ETA before arriving in South Korea. To apply, simply complete the online form with your basic personal details prior to your trip. Once reviewed, your K-ETA will be sent to you via email.

This electronic travel authorization is faster, easier, and more convenient than a traditional visa. Obtaining the K-ETA is a quick and straightforward process.

Similar electronic travel authorization systems are used globally, including in countries like the United States and Australia. Terms such as “e-visa” or “ESTA” refer to comparable electronic documents that confirm your authorization to enter, following a similar application procedure.

The Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA) system is a government initiative designed to simplify the entry process for travelers while strengthening national security.

Travelers from eligible countries must obtain a K-ETA before arriving in South Korea. To apply, simply complete the online form with your basic personal details prior to your trip. Once reviewed, your K-ETA will be sent to you via email.

This electronic travel authorization is faster, easier, and more convenient than a traditional visa. Obtaining the K-ETA is a quick and straightforward process.

Similar electronic travel authorization systems are used globally, including in countries like the United States and Australia. Terms such as “e-visa” or “ESTA” refer to comparable electronic documents that confirm your authorization to enter, following a similar application procedure.

The Korea ETA also known as  K-ETA is a new visa waiver program that is being introduced to South Korea.

As of 2021, all visitors now need to follow a quick and simple online application process to gain authorization to enter the country. The travel document they receive digitally is what is known as the K-ETA.

Most nationalities can stay up 30 days in South Korea. Some nationalities may stay up to 60 or even 90 days. It will be indicated on your K-ETA how long you may stay in South Korea.

Short-term travelers from eligible countries require a K-ETA. The countries eligible for the Korean ETA are the same ones which prior to 2021 did not require a visa or documentation of any kind to enter South Korea.

The full list of eligible countries can be found on the eligible countries list. If your country of citizenship appears on this list, you will be required to fill out the K-ETA form and await approval before you depart.

Yes. All travelers need to have the appropriate approval and documentation before they enter, from newborn babies to senior citizens.

No. The Korea ETA is intended for short-term visitors only. It does not permit work, study or long-term residency in South Korea. Those found working for pay while in South Korea on the K-ETA may face penalties.

Receiving ETA authorization allows you to travel to South Korea if your passport is from country on the list. It permits a stay of up to 90 days (depending on the nationality). If you plan to stay longer, you may need to apply for a different visa.

No. The ETA for South Korea is specific to South Korea. All other countries have their own entry requirements, which you will need to check separately.