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South Korea Introducing Digital Arrival Card System

Starting February 24th, South Korea is introducing an electronic e-Arrival Card through the dedicated portal e-arrivalcard.go.kr.

Travelers will be required to complete the e-Arrival Card within 3 days of arrival. To complete the form, travelers will need to upload a copy of their passport's biographic page and provide details such as their date of arrival and departure, flight details, purpose of entry, and accommodation.

However, not all travelers need to complete this process. Residents of South Korea (including Permanent Resident Card holders and Overseas Korean Resident Card holders) and those holding a valid Korean Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA) are exempt from the e-Arrival Card requirement.

During a transition period until the end of 2025, travelers will be able to complete the e-Arrival Card online or in a paper form distributed by their airline before arrival.

If you are using Sherpa°–we've got you covered!

How can Sherpa° help your travelers with the South Korean e-Arrival Card?

As soon as the government portal is live, Sherpa° solutions will be updated to display the e-Arrival Card from February 28th, 2025.

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