K-ETA Temporarily Exempt for 22 Countries

To commemorate “Visit Korea Year 2023-2024,"  K-ETA will temporarily be exempt for 22 countries, starting April 1, 2023.

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- Period: April 1, 2023 – December 31, 2024
- K-ETA exempt countries: 22 countries

• Asia (5 countries): Japan, Taiwan, Macau, Hong Kong, Singapore
• Europe (13 countries): Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, Sweden, Spain, England, Austria, Italy, France, Finland, Poland
• Americas & Oceania (4 countries): United States (including Guam), Canada, New Zealand, Australia

* Travelers who already have K-ETA can use it until the expiration date

- Official K-ETA Website: http://www.K-ETA.go.kr
- Mobile Application: K-ETA

Note:
Recently, there have been cases of fake websites that look very similar to the K-ETA official website scamming users into paying unreasonably expensive application fees. The official cost of K-ETA is 10,000 won, or approximately $9.00 (USD).