Seoul landing visa is still visa-free

Seoul is not landing visa or visa-free, but requires a visa.

Seoul is the capital of South Korea, located in the northwest of South Korea. Foreigners who go to Korea for tourism or business activities usually need to apply for a visa. There are many kinds of visas in Korea, including tourist visas, business visas, and visas for visiting relatives and friends. According to the entry and exit law of Korea, visa-free personnel entering Korea shall abide by relevant Korean laws and regulations, and shall not engage in activities inconsistent with the purpose of visa during their stay in Korea.

Seoul visa-free

To sum up, you don't need to apply for landing visa or visa-free procedures to go to Seoul, you just need to hold a valid passport and air ticket.

According to the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Exit and Entry Administration, China citizens should submit their passports or other travel documents and other entry and exit documents to the entry-exit frontier inspection authorities, and go through the prescribed procedures before entering or leaving the country. So you don't need to go through landing visa or visa-free procedures to go to Seoul.

To sum up, Seoul is visa-free, but visa-free does not mean that you can enter the country at will, and you need to abide by relevant Korean laws and regulations.

If you plan to travel to Seoul or conduct business activities, you need to know and apply for the corresponding visa in advance. For specific visa application procedures and required materials, please refer to official website, embassies and consulates in China or consult relevant institutions.

To sum up, Seoul is neither landing visa nor visa-free. You need to apply for a visa to go there

Legal basis:

According to the Exit and Entry Administration Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Exit and Entry Administration Law of the Republic of Korea, foreigners need to apply for a visa to Korea. The specific visa types and application procedures can be found on the embassies and consulates in China official website or consulted with relevant institutions.