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Visit South Korea for tourism and leisure. 5-10 days processing. Professional visa assistance available.
Attend business meetings and conferences in South Korea. Fast processing for business travelers.
Work legally in South Korea with employer sponsorship. Expert guidance through the application process.
Study in South Korea at accredited institutions. Complete documentation support for your education visa.
For youth aged 18-30 to work and travel. 1 year validity.
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Application Process: Georgian citizens apply at the Korean Embassy (check if located in Tbilisi or nearest regional embassy—often Ankara, Turkey or Moscow, Russia) or through VFS Global centers where available. The process involves completing an online application form, submitting required documents, and attending an interview if requested. Processing times are relatively quick (5-7 days for tourist/business visas), and Korea's digital infrastructure ensures efficient tracking and communication.
Visa Categories Overview: The C-3 visa family covers short-term visits (tourism C-3-9, business C-3-4, visiting family). D-series visas accommodate long-term stays (D-2 for university students, D-4 for language students, D-10 for job seekers). E-series visas authorize employment (E-2 for English teachers, E-7 for skilled workers). H-1 enables working holidays for youth. Each category has specific requirements tailored to the activity.
Key Success Factors: Korean authorities value complete documentation, clear travel purpose, financial stability, and strong ties to Georgia. Bank statements showing sufficient funds (minimum $3,000-5,000 for tourists, more for long stays), confirmed accommodation, return tickets, and employment/student status in Georgia strengthen applications. For work and study visas, the sponsoring Korean institution plays a crucial role in obtaining the Certificate of Visa Issuance.
Getvisa Advantage: We navigate Korea's specific documentation requirements, help you gather proper evidence (especially for work/study visas requiring coordination with Korean entities), prepare interview-ready applications, and ensure submission meets Korean immigration standards. Our experience with Korean visa procedures helps you avoid common pitfalls and delays.
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Identify your visa: Tourist (C-3-9) for leisure, Business (C-3-4) for meetings, Study (D-2/D-4) for education, Work (E-series) for employment, or Working Holiday (H-1) for youth. Each has specific requirements.
For work and study visas: Your Korean sponsor (employer/university) must obtain Certificate of Visa Issuance from Korean Immigration Service before you apply. Wait to receive this certificate.
Track application status online. Tourist/business visas: 5-7 days. Study: 2-4 weeks. Work: 4-6 weeks. Collect passport with visa from embassy/VFS when ready.
Fill out the visa application form on the Korean Embassy website or at visa.go.kr. Ensure all information matches your passport exactly. Print and sign the completed form.
Collect passport, photos, bank statements, flight bookings, accommodation proof, employment/student letters, and purpose-specific documents (invitations, certificates, acceptance letters).
Book appointment and submit application at Korean Embassy or VFS Global center. Bring all original documents plus copies. Pay visa fee (₩40,000 for tourist/business, ₩60,000-100,000 for others).
If requested, attend interview at embassy. Answer questions about travel purpose, finances, plans in Korea, and ties to Georgia honestly and clearly.
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