Can tattoos travel abroad? It's for Korea.

Yes, tattoos are very common in many countries, and they are very personal, unlike the domestic evaluation of tattoos. The visa will not be judged by whether you have a tattoo or not (if so, you should ask when filling out the form, or ask you to take off your clothes when you get a visa-||||). Going abroad for medical examination is to check whether you have a malignant infectious disease that endangers the health of people in other countries, and what you have is beyond anyone's control. Rest assured. In theory, tattoos have little effect on going abroad, but locals (such as Japan) may dislike/like/ignore what you tattoo. . . It may affect you. But you can't tattoo reactionary opposition to China or any other country. . It's impossible that you can't get a tattoo on this kind of thing.