South Korea

South Korea's visa issuance has resumed for some countries. Domestically, measures are in place to prevent the virus spread.

• Visa-free arrivals have been suspended, and applying for visas in advance is required for most countries. Tourist visas are mostly being declined.
• Arrivals from countries eligible for K-ETA are exempt from the entry ban, however, it is required to obtain entry permission in advance.

• Anyone arriving to South Korea is required to undergo 7 days of self-quarantine or quarantine in a national facility.
• Vaccinated arrivals who registered their overseas vaccination history at the Q-code system are exempt.

• Most arrivals to South Korea must present a negative PCR test, no older than 48 hours.
• A PCR test and health questionnaire are required when arriving in South Korea.
• While the quarantine time, arrivals will undergo 3-4 PCR tests.
• If any symptoms appear, it will be required to use a health tracking app for 14 days.

Public transportation in South Korea is operating.

• Restaurants, bars and cafes in South Korea are open.

• Non-essential businesses in South Korea are open.

Wearing face masks is required in some public places.