Visa-free
Entry to Jeju: 180 Countries.
Since Jeju is Special Autonomous Province, Jeju offers a very flexible
entry/departure policy, which allows visitors to stay without a visa for
up to 30 days.
Only 24 countries are required to apply for a visa: Iran,
Sudan, Syria, Macedonia, Cuba, Kosovo, Palestine, Afghanistan, Iraq,
Ghana, Nigeria, Yemen, Egypt, Gambia, Senegal, Bangladesh, Kyrgyz,
Pakistan, Somalia, Uzbekistan, Nepal, Cameroon, Sri Lanka, Myanmar
Duration of stay: Up to 30 days
Conditions of entry:
• Those that arrive directly into Jeju island by flights or ships.
A Chinese tourist group arriving at the Incheon International
Airport, who intends to travel to Seoul and Gyeongggi Province within 12
or 24 hours and then go to the Jeju island by transferring to the
domestic flight. (Domestic connecting flight) - (Here in after referred
to as 'group transit passenger to Jeju)
• For a group transit passenger to Jeju, a person must join a tour program
of Korean travel agents that serve Chinese tourists groups only and that
are designated by the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, and the
Chinese travelagents in charge of a group visa application at the Korean
embassy or Consulate General in China. Also, a group transit passenger
must hold adomestic airline ticket to the Jejudo Island in which a
flight departs within 12 or 24 hours
Letter of Invitation: Conference participants should familiarize themselves with visa requirements well in advance of the conference. The conference organizer encourages you to apply for your visa as early as possible, who cannot intervene with Korea Embassies abroad on behalf of any participant. However, if you need a personal letter of invitation to attend the Conference, we can send it to you by email.