What procedures do I need to go through to travel to South Korea? How to do it?

The main procedures required for traveling to South Korea are visa procedures. Visas are divided into two types: individual tourist visas and group tourist visas. The visa needs to be applied for at the Korean Consulate in China. The required documents are as follows:

1. Personal tourist visa

(1) One visa application form,

(2) Passport,

(3) One recent 2-inch color bareheaded photo,

(4) Korea travel schedule,

(5) Bureau Copy of ID card,

(6) Copy of household register,

(7) Original employment certificate,

(8) Independent travel finance Documents proving ability,

(9) Resume, written from junior high school,

(10) Copy of the business license of the applicant’s unit.

2. Group tourist visa

(1) A five-year private passport with a remaining validity period of more than 6 months, signed by the holder on the last page,

( 2) Two recent color two-inch photos without hats,

(3) Copy of ID card (those under 16 years old without ID card must provide a copy of household registration book),

(4) Certificate of employment (use the unit's letterhead paper, and indicate the unit's address and phone number),

(5) Retirees can provide a copy of their retirement certificate,

(6) Children have no status Applicants can provide a copy of the household registration book.

(7) A copy of the household registration book.

Documents proving the financial ability to travel alone (deposited in a bank for more than 3 months, certificate of deposit of more than RMB 100,000 or original and copy of real estate certificate and car certificate equivalent to RMB 100,000) documents; the deposit certificate is only valid if it is issued within two weeks before the visa is sent)

Rudou: Go to the Korean Consulate to apply for a Tongqing Certificate; the information required for a personal tourist visa; record the travel schedule, visit South Korea travel plan with destination, accompanying persons, etc.; round-trip air ticket/ship ticket reservation form; documents proving ability to pay expenses during stay in South Korea.

Legal basis: The "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Entry and Exit of Foreigners" stipulates that foreigners or overseas Chinese, compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao who have entered the country, as well as Chinese citizens who need to leave the country, can enter the country with a valid passport or If you leave the country with other valid entry and exit documents, you do not need to apply for a visa.