Korea, South Visa

US citizens are not required to obtain a visa for visits that involve business meetings (only), for a stay of less than 90 days

For longer stay visas or nationalities that require a visa:

• Submit Valid U.S. Passport, must be valid 6 months beyond intended stay, and contain at least one blank visa page
• 1 Fully completed and signed Visa Application Form
• 2 Passport Photos
• Copy of ticket or travel itinerary
• Copy of hotel reservation
• Copy of most recent bank statement
• For Non - US Citizens: Original Green Card or Original Legal Status in United States is required
• Business invitation letter from the host company or organization to be visited in Korea
• Copy of Certificate of Business Registration / Business License of host company in S. Korea is required

• A business letter of responsibility is required from the employer / organization in the US, to be typewritten on your company letterhead and addressed to: Consulate General of Korea, Visa Section. The letter must explain all of the following:
- The nature of business to be performed
- Business reference to be visited in Korea
- Guarantee financial support for the applicant while in Korea
- Return transportation to the U.S.A
- The letter should be signed by an officer / employee of the company other than the applicant

• Completed Ambassador Passport and Visa Cover Letter