Essential KETA Announcements

Apply for KETA Before Traveling to South Korea

Hey there, travelers! If you’re planning a trip to South Korea, don’t forget to secure your travel authorization before hopping on your flight or ship. It’s a good idea to apply ahead of time, as it can take more than 72 hours for your application to be processed, especially during busy times. Better safe than sorry!

alidity and Entry Guidelines

Once approved, your KETA allows for multiple visits to South Korea over the next three years. However, keep in mind that this approval does not automatically guarantee entry.

Understanding the Duration of Your Stay with KETA

While your KETA is valid for three years, the length of your stay is determined by your nationality. Make sure you don’t overstay your welcome!

Be Honest in Your Application Process

It’s super important to provide accurate information when applying for KETA. If mistakes are made or false information is submitted, the application could be denied or canceled. Nobody wants that, right? This rule applies even if you’re applying for someone else.

No Refund Policy for Denied Applications

Just a heads-up. KETA fees are non-refundable, even if your application doesn’t go through. So, make sure you’re ready to apply!

Reapply If Your Information Changes

If there’s any change in your details—like your name, gender, date of birth, nationality, or even your passport info—you’ll need to reapply for KETA. Don’t forget this step!

Keeping Your K-ETA Information Accurate and Updated

If your plans change—like your purpose for visiting, where you’ll be staying in Korea, or how to reach you—make sure to update that info on the KETA website before you travel. Ignoring this might lead to some hiccups when you arrive.