Jeju Island is exempt from visa. Why does China only grant visa-free access to three countries?

1. Which countries is Jeju Island exempt from visa? 2. Does Jeju Island really need a visa? 3. Can I go to Jeju Island without a visa? Can I go directly with my passport? According to the Korean government's regulations on Jeju Island's visa exemption, which countries are Jeju Island exempt from visas? Jeju Island is visa-free, and foreign tourists currently traveling to Jeju Island can enjoy the visa-free entry policy. The following countries and regions are currently visa-free to enter Jeju Island:

1. Asia: Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, Hong Kong, Macau and China (except Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan).

2. Europe: Britain, Ireland, Pakistan, Turkey.

3. United States: United States, Canada.

4. Oceania: Australia and New Zealand.

It should be noted that Jeju Island is visa-free. If you plan to travel to Jeju Island, it is recommended to know the relevant visa and entry policies in advance and handle them according to your own situation. In addition, before going to Jeju Island, you need to prepare other necessary travel documents and materials and abide by local laws, regulations and customs.

Does Jeju Island really need a visa? You don't need a visa to go to Jeju Island.

First, Jeju visa-free entry requirements:

1. Target: individual and group tourists (including individual and group tourists from China) who enter Jeju Island for sightseeing and transit.

2. Conditions: Group tourists must take the same flight or ship to enter and leave the country by plane or ship directly to Jeju.

3. Scope of activities: Jeju Island.

4. Qualification and stay time: sightseeing transit (B-2), stay for 30 days.

Second, Jeju Bank transfers money to China group tourists.

1. Target: China delegation tourists from China (including Hongkong and Macau) to Incheon, Gimpo, Jinhai, Cheongju, Wu 'an, Daegu and Xiangyang International Airport will visit the Capital Circle, Lingnan Circle, Chungcheong Circle and Hunan Circle within five days (Xiangyang Airport 10), and then transfer to Korean domestic flights to Jeju Island.

2. Conditions: Only Korea and China are allowed to designate groups organized by travel agencies. Korean designated travel agencies should send the list of group tourists to Incheon Airport and the exit-entry offices of Gimpo, Jinhai, sokcho, Cheongju, Gwangju and Daegu by e-mail 24 hours before the tourists enter the country.

In order to make transit tourists enjoy fast, convenient and safe travel, the system of "entry and exit service personnel" has been introduced. Tourists travel in the Capital Circle, Lingnan Circle, Gangwon Circle, Zhongqing Circle and Hunan Circle until they transfer to Jeju. Service personnel will provide assistance in entry and exit procedures and safe travel.

3. Stay time: 5 days (the time you can stay in the inland area of Korea before entering Jeju Island) and 15 days (the total stay time in Korea). If you enter Korea from Xiangyang International Airport, the longest stay in the inland area of Korea is 10 day.

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Precautions for entering Jeju Island:

Jeju Island immigration review desk is divided into domestic immigration review desk and foreign immigration review desk. When China citizens enter the country, they should wait in line at the entry inspection desk for foreigners. Upon arrival, the prepared materials should be presented to the inspectors, including valid passports (sailors should show their passports and crew identification) and entry registration cards. If the passport expires and the visa type does not match the purpose of the visit, they will be refused entry.

When accepting immigration review, you should set your mobile phone to vibration mode and take off your hat and sunglasses in advance. Through the inspection desk, you can claim your luggage after passing through the metal detector at the customs gate, and then choose the customs passage. No declared articles go through the duty-free channel, and declared articles go through the customs inspection channel.

Embassy of the Republic of China in China-Visa-free Entry for Korean Citizens (PDF)

If you want to go to Jeju Island without a visa, can you bring your passport directly? Jeju Island is exempt from visa. If non-tour groups need to hold passports again, they must fly directly to Jeju Island. China passport visa holders and individual tourists who do not join tour groups can apply for visa-free travel to Jeju according to the following steps:

1. Holding a valid passport: China citizens who hold a valid Chinese mainland passport and have no record of being refused a visa by the Korean Embassy are eligible to enter Jeju Island in South Korea for 30 days without a visa.

2. Buy a direct flight ticket to Jeju Island: Only by direct flight to Jeju Island can you enjoy the visa-free policy, and you can't transfer. If you are insured, you'd better have a direct round-trip ticket when you enter the country.

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Jeju Island is the largest island in South Korea, located in the southwestern waters of South Korea, and is known as Hawaii of South Korea. Jeju Island is surrounded by the sea, including 26 small islands. Island ellipse, composed of volcanic material. Including hundreds of hills, coastal waterfalls, cliffs and lava tunnels. Subordinate to Niudao, Wodao, brother island, Zhegui Island, Mosquito Island, Tiger Island and other 34 islands, it is an ideal tourist and fishing resort. Here, you can enjoy places of interest and natural scenery. On the island stands a relatively high mountain in South Korea: Halla Mountain at an altitude of1950m.

The seafood in Jeju Island is very delicious, which can witness the scene of sea girls cooking conch and abalone on the island. Sashimi, abalone porridge, seafood hot pot, roasted square head fish and so on can be tasted in local restaurants in Seoguipu and Jeju. In the restaurants of Jeju Folk Village and folk villages in Daguan Hunting Ground, you can taste light pheasant dishes, as well as Hanyimai wine and Hanna longevity wine. Grilled ribs with charcoal fire are also well-received food. In addition, Jeju's famous flavors include cakes, roasted Cargill fish, Wu Mei sparkling wine, pheasant buckwheat noodles, crab soup, buckwheat Daoxiao Noodles and so on.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Jeju Island