Do I need a visa to go to Jeju Island in South Korea?

Jeju Island in South Korea does not require a visa.

Jeju Island is visa-free for China citizens, so it doesn't need a visa. However, it should be noted that you must hold a valid passport and a destination ticket or boarding pass. In addition, prepare travel itinerary, hotel reservation list, round-trip air tickets and other related materials before entering the country, and ensure that the passport has a validity period of at least half a year and leaves blank pages. If you travel from Jeju Island to other parts of Korea, you may need to apply for a visa.

China people can visit Jeju Island visa-free, no matter which city in China you leave for Jeju Island, or whether you are a group or an individual. As long as you show your valid passport and destination ticket or boarding pass to Jeju border police, you can go through customs smoothly, and you can stay in Jeju Island for 30 days without going through any visa formalities.

Brief introduction of Jeju island

Jeju Island, the largest island in South Korea, is located in the southwest of South Korea, with an area of 1845 square kilometers and a population of 660,000. Jeju city is located on the northern coast. Jeju Island is the largest island in Korea, also known as Tanlo Island, Honeymoon Island and Romantic Island. Jeju Island is located in the East China Sea of South China, at the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula. Jeollanam-do is 0/00 km southwest of Jeollanam-do, facing the peninsula across the cheju strait, and more than 90 km north of the south coast of South Korea, bordering the gateway of the Korean Strait, and its geographical position is very important.

The history of inhabited Jeju Island can be traced back to the Stone Age. According to the excavation of the remains, people lived in caves or caves at that time, and stone tombs, ground stone tools, pottery vessels, urns and coffins were scattered all over the island. Bronzes and iron age relics have also been unearthed, which are important materials for studying the historical origin of Jeju.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Jeju Island