Immerse yourself in South Korea’s rich culture, dynamic education scene, and thriving business landscape. Travel without limitations with a Multiple Entry Visa to South Korea, ensuring seamless access for your visits.
At LMI Consultancy, our visa specialists provide professional support for your Multiple Entry Visa to South Korea, ensuring a streamlined process, reduced processing time, and full compliance with all requirements. Let us handle the complexities so you can focus on enjoying your journey with peace of mind.
What is it and who is it for?
The Multiple Entry Visa allows you to visit South Korea multiple times without restrictions on entry, ideal for purposes such as:
- Official government activities
- Tourism and cultural exploration
- Business and commercial engagements
- Family visits
- Journalistic assignments
- Sports and social activities
- Transit travel
This visa is valid for five years, with a maximum stay of 30 days per visit. Travellers who frequently visit South Korea within a six-month period may apply, provided they exit the country before or on the 30th day of each stay. Please note that this visa does not permit paid employment in South Korea.
Why Choose LMI Consultancy for Your Multiple Entry Visa to South Korea?
With LMI Consultancy, we provide expert visa assistance meticulously designed to streamline your application journey. Our services encompass comprehensive consultation, where we assess your eligibility and ensure full compliance with all visa requirements. We handle all the necessary paperwork with professional document preparation, guaranteeing accuracy and completeness. Furthermore, we offer personalized support, tailoring our guidance to align perfectly with your specific travel plans for a seamless experience. Ultimately, our efficient approach leads to faster processing times, allowing you to secure your visa with greater ease and minimal delay.
How to Apply for a Visa South Korea from Indonesia
- Schedule a session with our experienced visa consultants.
- Receive expert guidance in gathering the required documents.
- We handle the submission process on your behalf.
- Stay informed throughout the application process.
- Our team will schedule and provide guidance for biometric appointments.
- Prompt notification once your visa is approved.
- Conveniently pick up your passport at our office or opt for secure delivery via our official Field Officers.
*Note: Biometric processing is mandatory for specific countries, including Schengen (Europe), the UK, Saudi Arabia, and China.
Requirements
- Completed and signed visa application form (provided draft). For minors, signed by both parents.
- Original passport and one copy of the personal information and immigration stamp page.
- Recent passport-sized photograph (3.5cm x 4.5cm), front view, white background, taken within the last 6 months.
- Scanned National ID Card and Family Card. Non-Indonesians: Copy of valid Indonesian residence permit (KITAS/KIMS/KITAP, minimum 6 months validity).
- Proof of Identity (documents must be from the last three months):
- Employed: Original employment certificate in English and annual tax payment letter (SPT 1721 A1-A2). Provide a rationale if SPT is unavailable.
- Student: Original student certificate in English.
- Minor: Scanned birth certificate and Original Letter of Consent
Important: All submitted documents must be translated into English. To ensure compliance with the latest visa requirements, we highly recommend consulting with our visa experts for accurate guidance.
Navigate A Smooth Visa Application with LMI Consultancy
LMI Consultancy specialises in expert visa support and consultation services across Southeast Asia, assisting travellers worldwide with seamless South Korea visa applications. Whether for tourism, business, or family visits, our dedicated team ensures a smooth and efficient process, guiding you with professionalism at every step. Let us simplify your visa journey so you can focus on your plans with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I visit Jeju with Multiple-Entry Visa South Korea?
Yes, with a Multiple-Entry Visa South Korea, you can visit Korea, including Jeju Island, without the need for any additional permits. While Jeju is a popular destination that in some cases allows visa-free access for certain nationalities, Indonesian passport holders must still hold a valid Korean Visa to enter Jeju.
A Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa allows you to travel freely between Indonesia and South Korea, including Jeju, multiple times within the validity period of your visa. It’s an ideal option for frequent travelers or those planning to explore various regions of Korea.
If the foreigners does not enter the Republic of Korea immediately visa issuance, will the visa get expired?
Yes, a Korean Visa, especially a tourist visa, has a validity period of 90 days from the date of issuance unless stated otherwise. This means that the visa holder must enter the Republic of Korea within 90 days after receiving the confirmation of visa issuance.
If the traveler does not use the visa within that timeframe, it will automatically expire, and a new application would be required. It’s important for tourists to carefully check the entry validity period stated on their visa and plan their trip accordingly.
What are the types of visa to enter South Korea multiple times?
There are two main systems through which South Korea grants Multiple-Entry Visas, depending on the traveller’s visa eligibility and travel purpose:
1. Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA)
This is applicable to nationals from visa-free countries. Once approved, K-ETA allows multiple entries within a 2-year validity period for tourism, business, and short-term visits.
Travellers can check their visa information and eligibility on the official K-ETA website or through the Korean Embassy or Consulate of South Korea in their country.
Eligible Countries for K-ETA Multiple Entry include:
- Dominica
- Guam
- Hong Kong
- Macau
- Montenegro
- Morocco
- Serbia
- United Kingdom
- Vatican City (Holy See)
(Note: 67 countries are temporarily exempt from K-ETA until December 31, 2025.)
2. Traditional Multiple-Entry Visas
These are issued under specific visa categories through Korean Embassies or Consulates, often based on bilateral agreements, frequent travel records, or business needs.
Common Eligible Groups:
- Frequent Business Travellers from countries like the U.S., Japan, EU, China, Canada, and Australia
- Tourists with a positive history of previous visits to Korea
- Participants in cultural or academic exchanges
- Immediate family members of Korean residents
For complete and up-to-date visa information, it’s recommended to consult the nearest Korean Embassy or Consulate of South Korea.
