Korean Adventure Starts Here
Skip the stress of paperwork and get straight to the fun.
Travel Made Easy
Planning your dream trip to Korea should be exciting, not overwhelming. We handle the requirements so you can focus on:
Endless nights of sizzling KBBQ
Walking through centuries-old palaces
Finding treasures in bustling street markets
Catching the beauty of cherry blossoms in full bloom
Unwinding at traditional jjimjilbangs
Smooth and Simple from Start to Stamp
Our team guides you every step of the way so your only focus is on exploring Korea’s vibrant culture, sights, and flavors.
Consultation
Personalized advice based on your travel plans.
Document Preparation
All documents reviewed and organized to embassy standards.
Application Submission
Scheduling and filing handled for you.
Application Tracking
Real-time updates on your application status.
Extra Requirements
Any additional requests from the embassy are taken care of.
Post-Visa Assistance
Once approved, guidance on final steps so you are ready for Korea.
Korea Tourist Visa Requirements
Every application is unique, but here are the essentials most travelers prepare:
- Valid Passport (6 months validity, blank pages)
- Completed Visa Application Form
- Passport Photo (3.5 x 4.5 cm, white background)
- PSA Birth Certificate (issued within the year)
- PSA Marriage Certificate (if married)
- Bank Certificate (issued within 3 months)
- Income Tax Return (ITR)
- Employment Certificate or Business Permit
- Travel Itinerary in Korea
Additional documents may be requested depending on your case.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do Filipinos need a visa to visit Korea?
Yes. Most Filipino travelers need a visa to enter South Korea, unless they qualify under special exemptions.
How long can I stay in Korea with a tourist visa?
Typically, tourist visas allow you to stay for 59 days. Longer stays may require a different visa type.
Do I need confirmed flights and hotel bookings to apply?
Yes, you usually need proof of flights and accommodation. For family visits, an invitation letter may also be required.
What financial documents do I need?
A recent bank certificate, bank statement (3 months), and proof of income such as ITR or COE are standard requirements.
Can I still apply if someone else is funding my trip?
Yes. Just include their financial documents and a signed affidavit of support.
How long does it take to process a Korea visa?
Processing usually takes 7–15 working days, but times may vary depending on peak seasons and embassy workload.
Do I need to know Korean to travel there?
Not at all. English is widely understood in tourist areas, and most places are very visitor-friendly.
Can I visit Jeju without a visa?
Jeju Island is generally visa-free for Filipinos, but direct flights are limited and restrictions may change. Always confirm before booking.
What if my visa gets denied?
You can reapply, but it is recommended to review and strengthen your documents before trying again.