Do I need a passport for a one-day trip from Jilin to North Korea?

From the aspects of itinerary, mode of transportation and accommodation, a one-day trip to North Korea requires a passport. The following are the specific explanations of these three aspects:

1. Itinerary arrangement: Although it is a one-day tour, you should plan your itinerary. Generally speaking, North Korea's one-day tour includes Pyongyang, Miaoxiangshan, Panmunjom and other major attractions. Visits to these scenic spots need to be applied in advance and approved by the DPRK.

2. Mode of transportation: For a one-day trip to North Korea, you will generally choose to join a tour group, and the travel society will arrange transportation in a unified way. However, if individuals have special needs, such as taking public transport or driving by car, they need to communicate with the travel agency in advance and get approval.

3. Accommodation: One-day tourists usually spend the night in hotels designated by the DPRK or accommodation places arranged by travel agencies. If individuals have special needs, such as staying in hotels they are familiar with or staying in places other than those designated by the DPRK, they need to communicate with travel agencies in advance and get approval.

In short, although it is only a one-day tour, you still need to apply for a passport, apply for and arrange the itinerary, transportation and accommodation according to the requirements of the DPRK.