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

Entry visa: All foreigners entering Jeju need to hold their own passports. Except for Japanese nationals, passengers with return air tickets can stay visa-free for 15 days, and nationals of countries that have signed visa-free agreements with South Korea can stay visa-free within the prescribed time limit according to the agreement.

Customs: Customs inspection at the time of entry can be divided into no declaration channel (green) and declaration channel (red). If the foreign currency held by passengers does not exceed 10000 USD, and the total personal belongings do not exceed 300,000 won (only 1 bottle of wine, 10 box of cigarettes and 2 ounces of perfume), you can take the green channel. If you take valuables with you when you leave the country, you must fill out the Declaration Form for Carrying Abroad Articles.

note:

1. Visitors can enjoy visa-free only by direct flight. At present, only Beijing and Shanghai have direct flights to Jeju Island, and the direct flights between Beijing and Jeju Island are Korean Air KE856 on Monday and Friday.

2. Carry a minimum of 300,000 won (about 2,400 yuan).

3. Dress neatly and pay attention to words and deeds. You don't have to wear formal clothes, but try to avoid indecent clothes.

You should book a local hotel in Jeju Island in advance. Don't wait for Jeju Island to find a hotel. You can book hotel accommodation online in advance through well-known travel networks such as Ctrip. Com and elong travel network.