How long can I stay in South Korea with a US visa?

Many friends ask Chinese passport holders if they have a U.S. visa, whether they can stay in South Korea for 30 days without a visa. The following editor will answer this question for everyone. If you transit through South Korea with a US visa, you can stay for 30 days without a visa, but you must be in transit and have a ticket for a third place to transfer South Korea to the United States, or a ticket for the United States to transfer South Korea to a third country.

Conditions for visa-free entry to South Korea with a US visa:

1. U.S. visa holders who depart from China and use a direct "direct flight route" to South Korea to travel to the United States via South Korea;

2. U.S. visa holders who depart from the United States and use a direct "direct flight route" to South Korea to return to China via South Korea. and

3, must hold 30 days to leave the country within the ticket, and after entering the United States without illegal stay and other illegal matters.

Please note:

If you want to travel in South Korea, you cannot enter South Korea with a US visa. You must apply for a South Korean tourist visa before you can enter.

South Korea visa processing process only needs 3 steps:

Step 1, prepare the visa materials;

Step 2: Submit visa applications to Korean embassies and consulates in China;

Step 3: Get your visa.

Please note:

(1) Tourist visas can only be applied for through the designated travel agencies indicated on the website.

(2) The Consular Department and other South Korean embassies and consulates in China do not accept visa application materials submitted by mail and need to be submitted through designated agencies.

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