What else do I need to bring besides my passport to Jeju Island?

When going to Jeju Island, you need to bring your passport and supplies needed for travel, such as clothes, toiletries and other personal items. The details are explained below.

You do not need to bring ID cards, birth certificates, household registers and other documents when going abroad. All adults and children only need to bring their passports. Traveling to Jeju Island is visa-free. You need to fill out the entry form, property declaration form, and health form on the outbound flight. When you get off the plane and enter the country, just hand them to the Jeju Island immigration staff in turn. They will take what they need from you. Monotonal.

These three forms can be filled out in Chinese or English. The entry form contains some of your passport information and the purpose of entry (tourism). Jeju Island hotel address (book a hotel in China at least one day in advance, print the order or save it to your mobile phone to fill in the address), air ticket information, length of stay, etc.; the property declaration form is filled in casually, because it is basically basic if it is not smuggling when traveling. You won't bring too many coins, electronic products, or anything else; as long as you don't have major infectious diseases, you'll have 'none' checked on your health form. Just help fill out these three forms for your child.

Jeju Island belongs to the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province of South Korea and is the largest island in South Korea.

Jeju Island is located in a subtropical maritime climate, covering an area of ??1,845.5 square kilometers. In 2010, the island's population exceeded 600,000, and the largest city on the island is Jeju City. Jeju Island was formed by volcanic activity 1.2 million years ago and is a typical volcanic island.

Jeju Island is located in the southwest corner of South Korea, at the eastern end of the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea. It is 82 kilometers away from the Korean mainland across the Jeju Strait to the north, faces Japan across the Korean Strait to the east, and faces Japan across the Yellow Sea to the west. China is separated from each other and faces the East China Sea to the south.

The Tamna Kingdom appeared on Jeju Island in the 3rd century; in 1105, Koryo established Tamna County; in 1275, Goryeo restored Tamna and established the Mongolian General Administration; in 1294, the Joseon Dynasty established Jeju Mu; in 1864 It belongs to Jeolla Province; Jeju County was established in 1906; Jeju Island was established in 1915; Jeju Province was established in 1946; Jeju Special Self-Governing Province was established in 2006.

Jeju volcanic island and lava caves were designated as a World Natural Heritage by UNESCO in 2007 and one of the New Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Its coast has unique volcanic columnar joints. Jeju Island not only has unique island scenery, but also inherits the unique folk culture of the ancient Tamna Kingdom. It is known as the "Hawaii of Korea". The island's tourism and aquaculture industry play a decisive role in Korea.