I am am American citizen studying in S. Korea and have the student visa D-4-4. What other necessary documents do I need to bring besides my passport and student card to obtain a tourist visa to Beijing China. I am planning to go to Beijing on the May 27, 2009 coming back June 4, 2009. Thank you!
Jun. 22,2009 14:55 Ms.Mckenzie(USA) replied:
hello, I was searching on google when I found this page and read your response to a question. I saw that you are an American citizen with a D4 visa in South Korea. Could you tell me if you are studying language there or if you are studying as an exchange student, taking regular classes. I will be going to South Korea soon and I was just given a D4 visa. I emailed the university I will be attending in Korea and they told me I needed a D2 visa to take regular classes. I am confused and if you could help me out a little I would be thankful.
Thanks
Jun. 22,2009 22:49 Mr.George(USA) replied:
Hi Mckenzie, you could get the answer from the embassy of the South Korea directly.
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May. 16,2009 06:22
Reply
Mr.Williams(UK) said:
I will be going to work in South Korea in August and my girlfriend is Chinese, lives in Zhuhai and has a mainland Chinese passport. How troublesome will it be for her to obtain a tourist visa to visit me for two or three weeks? I assume she can apply at the Guangzhou Consulate, but will they require any documents in addition to her passport, photographs and duly-completed application form? If so, what documents are they? I'm much obliged for your assistance in this matter.
May. 18,2009 04:07 Mr.Honson replied:
For short-term visit, no other documents are required, I assume. If it want to be free of trouble, it is better to entrust a travel agency or visa agency to submit the application.
May. 19,2009 01:51 Mr.Morgan(China) replied:
There will definitely be other documents. She can't get a visa for hardly anywhere without documents. For your information, she can't get a tourist visa at all for Singapore. Even an agency told advised her of that in advance. So, I guess South Korea might be even worse and on a par with Japan. The Chinese need a visa to go to EVERY country in the world, including parts of their own country. Having a Chinese girlfriend is a travel nightmare.
13.
Apr. 25,2009 08:11
Reply
Mrs.ariuna(Mongolia) said:
Hi, everybody. I study Xi`An and intending to travel South Korea. But I need a bank statement that guarentees I have enough money for travelling.But I don`t know whether it should be Mongolian bank statement or Chinese. If it should be Mongolian, it is better for me. Because I have a bank account in Mongolia. If anybody who knows about it and have experience on it, please kindly tell about and advice. If possible, send me e-mail. If so, I will appreciate it very much. My e-mail address is ariunabayarsaihan@yahoo.com. Thank you.
14.
Apr. 14,2009 07:17
Reply
Ms.Claire(South Africa) said:
I am a South African teacher teaching english in South Korea. I have to leave South Korea to apply for my e2 visa (an e2 visa is a one year teaching visa for South Korea). Please can you tell my how long it will take to get the e2 visa if I were to come to the South Korean embassy in Beijing and apply for it there? Thank you.
15.
Apr. 13,2009 00:52
Reply
Mrs.cher(China) said:
Hi there,
I am a Chinese in Japan who wish to transit from Japan to South korea and then to Beijing. Just transit from the airport in South Korea, do i need a transit visa? Thank you.
Apr. 13,2009 21:59 Mrs.Britney replied:
Will you leave the airport? How long will you stay there?
16.
Apr. 11,2009 09:26
Reply
Mrs.Ariuna(Mongolia) said:
Hi, i am Mongolian citizenship who study in Xi`An as scholarship, post graduate student. I am intending to travel Korea and visit my sister. Is it okey if i apply my visa for 3 months. And will bank guarentee certificate or saving note be required or not? Thank you
17.
Apr. 7,2009 09:38
Reply
Mr.Huangbo(China) said:
I'm a Chinese citizen and want to travel to South Korea for 5 days with my American girlfriend. We went to the Embassy in Shenyang today trying to apply for a travel visa alone and they sent us away and said we must go through a travel agency. Why? and can anyone recommend an agency here in Shenyang?
Apr. 8,2009 04:02 Mr.Hang(China) replied:
There is a branch of CTS (China Travel Service)in Shenyang. You can entrust the agency to apply on your behalf. Here is the website:http://www.mycits.com/
18.
Apr. 8,2009 01:24
Reply
Mr.ziad(Jordan) said:
am jordanian studing in jinan(shandong provance) i want to visit south korea for 10 days ...do i need to apply for visa from consulate of south korea in qingdao or no need??? thank u
Apr. 8,2009 02:10 Ms.Katie replied:
You need a visa for visiting South Korea.
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Apr. 2,2009 06:18
Reply
Mr.Brown(Liberia) said:
Dear sir, i'm a Liberian citizen currently living in China, with a residence visa i want to visit Korea for two weeks where and how do i get the visa.
Apr. 2,2009 22:00 Mrs.Penny replied:
Which city are you residing now? You can go to the nearst Korean consulate in China.
Apr. 3,2009 02:29 Mr.Brown(Liberia) replied:
I'm residing in Guangzhou. I am sorry i didn't mentioned that in my question.
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Mar. 30,2009 06:58
Reply
Ms.Bestbier(Korea) said:
I am a teacher in Korea and I need to come to Beijing to get my e2 visa for Korea. Could you please tell me how long it will take to process the e2 visa?
Mar. 30,2009 22:41 Ms.Nicole replied:
You are a Korean national. Do you want to get your e2 visa for Korea? What is exactly a Korean "e2visa"?
Mar. 31,2009 03:18 Ms.Bestbier(South Africa) replied:
I am a South African. An e2 visa is a visa that is required for teachers who teach English in Korea. I have to leave Korea to get this visa. I would like to visit Beijing and apply for my Korean e2 visa in Beijing. It's a teaching visa.
Thanks
21.
Mar. 30,2009 09:36
Reply
Mr.DEBASISH(India) said:
I AM AN INDIAN WANT TO VISIT SEOUL BY FERRY FROM QUINGDAO AS A TOURIST CAN I GET VISA AT QUINGDAO
Mar. 30,2009 22:35 Mrs.Elena replied:
You can apply for a visa at the General Consulate of Korea in Qingdao.
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Mar. 26,2009 01:35
Reply
Mrs.Bulgan (china) said:
I am Mongolian, studying in Xi'an,Shaanxi Province, China. I want to visit my sister for a month, who lives in South Korea, and she is married with korean and became citinzen of Korea. I want to apply my visa from here in Xi'an and what materials should I compile and apply?
Mar. 29,2009 04:19 Ms.Sabrina replied:
Your temproary residence permit in Xi'an, your actual passport with at least 6 months validity left before expiration and an duly filled application form are required for your application at the Korean Consulate in Xi'an.
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Feb. 7,2009 12:37
Reply
Ms.Mariana (Moldova-China) said:
Hello I am a citizen of R. of Moldova living in Suzhou , near Shanghai. Any possibility to apply for the Korean visa via mail (tourist visa)? If not, can I get the visa in Shanghai?
Mar. 29,2009 04:14 Mr.Xue(China) replied:
Since Suzhou is so close to Shanghai, it wil be quite easy for you to go to the General Consulate of South Korea in Shanghai directly to apply for the visa.
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Mar. 27,2009 18:40
Reply
Ms.Thea(Philippines) said:
Dear Sir/Ma'am:
I am a Filipino currently working and residing in Tai'an City, Shandong Province. I would like to inquire from your good office if it is possible for me to apply for a Korean tourist visa there in Qingdao City. I am a legal resident of China for almost 3 years now.
Kindly provide me the requirements that I need to submit to your office or the Korean embassy in Qingdao for me to be able to acquire the tourist or C-3 visa.
Thank you
Mar. 29,2009 03:56 Mr.Elton replied:
Ms Thea,
You can apply for the visa at the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Qingdao. The following materials are required: your valid passport, residence permit in China and properly filled application form. The officers may require other materials if necessary.
25.
Feb. 16,2009 03:55
Reply
Mr.islam(bangladesh) said:
Dear sir iam bangladshi,i just visit china, i am work in s korea commition agent,iam not finesh my work in s korea. i am many time visit in s korea , now i have no time because i visit china agian come back to s korea. i need more time , (shiping new item checking) i want go agian s korea, can you give c-2 visa i have bangladeshi all documants my email: nobod73@yahoo.com
Thank you Islam
26.
Jan. 19,2009 22:20
Reply
Mr.George Manya(Canada) said:
Dear Sir I'm a Canadian citizen living / working in Tianjin, China, as an English Teacher at a university. I've been here for 12 months. Prior to coming to China I was in South Korea teaching English for about a year. I'd like to visit Seoul for a couple of weeks in February. Do I need a tourist visa? My working contract / permit to work in China is valid for another year. It expires in February 2010.
Regards George Manya Canadian Citizen
27.
Dec. 28,2008 23:10
Reply
Mr.Mitchell(USA) said:
I am an American citizen currently living and working in Beijing. I wish to visit Korea for 5 days in late January 2009. How and where do I apply for a tourist visa? What is the cost? May I obtain one at an international airport upon arrival in Korea from China? Thank you!
Jan. 13,2009 13:13 Mr.Heo(Korea) replied:
Are you sure you need a visa to go to Korea? As an american citizen you don't need a visa to go to Korea up to 3 months, I guess. Niether do I to go to the States.
28.
Jan. 9,2009 09:37
Reply
Mr.Shoaib Khan(China) said:
sir/madam i am pakistani national doing my master studies in Wuhan planning to visit to South Korea in this January I called the Korean embassy but they don't speak English, either way i got the information ..please can any body tell me that how far is embassy from beijing west station iff i reach their in the morninground 8 o'clock so can i reach embassy before 10:30 iff yes could any body help me about the way and mode of transporattaion to embassy. i will really appreciate....iff any one please mail me at im_shoibkhan@hotmail.com iff possible write the name of places in characters and pinyin so i can show some one to find my way out.. xie xie
29.
Dec. 19,2008 00:38
Reply
Ms.colin(China) said:
sir,
I am chinese by nationality and want to go and visit korea. I am presently living in Hunan Province. Could you please tell me which embassy should I go to process my visa. You can contact me at 13170462598. I would appreciate it very much. and please tell me what documents do I need.
Colin
Dec. 23,2008 04:05 Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
Ms.colin, you need go to the Embassy of South Korea in Beijing to apply for a visa of South Korea. Hunnan is under the consular jurisdiction of Embassy of South Korea in Beijing.
30.
Dec. 23,2008 02:19
Reply
Mr.Antol(Moldova) said:
You can call or go directly to consulate or embassy.
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Travelers' Voices on Embassy & Consulates of South Korea in China (30)
11.
Apr. 20,2009 02:55 Reply
Ms.Mara Peterson(S. Korea) said:
I am am American citizen studying in S. Korea and have the student visa D-4-4. What other necessary documents do I need to bring besides my passport and student card to obtain a tourist visa to Beijing China. I am planning to go to Beijing on the May 27, 2009 coming back June 4, 2009. Thank you!
Jun. 22,2009 14:55
Ms.Mckenzie(USA) replied:
hello, I was searching on google when I found this page and read your response to a question. I saw that you are an American citizen with a D4 visa in South Korea. Could you tell me if you are studying language there or if you are studying as an exchange student, taking regular classes. I will be going to South Korea soon and I was just given a D4 visa. I emailed the university I will be attending in Korea and they told me I needed a D2 visa to take regular classes. I am confused and if you could help me out a little I would be thankful.
Thanks
Jun. 22,2009 22:49
Mr.George(USA) replied:
Hi Mckenzie, you could get the answer from the embassy of the South Korea directly.
12.
May. 16,2009 06:22 Reply
Mr.Williams(UK) said:
I will be going to work in South Korea in August and my girlfriend is Chinese, lives in Zhuhai and has a mainland Chinese passport. How troublesome will it be for her to obtain a tourist visa to visit me for two or three weeks? I assume she can apply at the Guangzhou Consulate, but will they require any documents in addition to her passport, photographs and duly-completed application form? If so, what documents are they? I'm much obliged for your assistance in this matter.
May. 18,2009 04:07
Mr.Honson replied:
For short-term visit, no other documents are required, I assume. If it want to be free of trouble, it is better to entrust a travel agency or visa agency to submit the application.
May. 19,2009 01:51
Mr.Morgan(China) replied:
There will definitely be other documents. She can't get a visa for hardly anywhere without documents. For your information, she can't get a tourist visa at all for Singapore. Even an agency told advised her of that in advance. So, I guess South Korea might be even worse and on a par with Japan. The Chinese need a visa to go to EVERY country in the world, including parts of their own country. Having a Chinese girlfriend is a travel nightmare.
13.
Apr. 25,2009 08:11 Reply
Mrs.ariuna(Mongolia) said:
Hi, everybody. I study Xi`An and intending to travel South Korea. But I need a bank statement that guarentees I have enough money for travelling.But I don`t know whether it should be Mongolian bank statement or Chinese. If it should be Mongolian, it is better for me. Because I have a bank account in Mongolia. If anybody who knows about it and have experience on it, please kindly tell about and advice. If possible, send me e-mail. If so, I will appreciate it very much. My e-mail address is ariunabayarsaihan@yahoo.com. Thank you.
14.
Apr. 14,2009 07:17 Reply
Ms.Claire(South Africa) said:
I am a South African teacher teaching english in South Korea. I have to leave South Korea to apply for my
e2 visa (an e2 visa is a one year teaching visa for South Korea). Please can you tell my how long it will take to get the e2 visa if I were to come to the South Korean embassy in Beijing and apply for it there?
Thank you.
15.
Apr. 13,2009 00:52 Reply
Mrs.cher(China) said:
Hi there,
I am a Chinese in Japan who wish to transit from Japan to South korea and then to Beijing. Just transit from the airport in South Korea, do i need a transit visa?
Thank you.
Apr. 13,2009 21:59
Mrs.Britney replied:
Will you leave the airport? How long will you stay there?
16.
Apr. 11,2009 09:26 Reply
Mrs.Ariuna(Mongolia) said:
Hi, i am Mongolian citizenship who study in Xi`An as scholarship, post graduate student. I am intending to travel Korea and visit my sister. Is it okey if i apply my visa for 3 months. And will bank guarentee certificate or saving note be required or not? Thank you
17.
Apr. 7,2009 09:38 Reply
Mr.Huangbo(China) said:
I'm a Chinese citizen and want to travel to South Korea for 5 days with my American girlfriend. We went to the Embassy in Shenyang today trying to apply for a travel visa alone and they sent us away and said we must go through a travel agency. Why? and can anyone recommend an agency here in Shenyang?
Apr. 8,2009 04:02
Mr.Hang(China) replied:
There is a branch of CTS (China Travel Service)in Shenyang. You can entrust the agency to apply on your behalf. Here is the website:http://www.mycits.com/
18.
Apr. 8,2009 01:24 Reply
Mr.ziad(Jordan) said:
am jordanian studing in jinan(shandong provance) i want to visit south korea for 10 days ...do i need to apply for visa from consulate of south korea in qingdao or no need???
thank u
Apr. 8,2009 02:10
Ms.Katie replied:
You need a visa for visiting South Korea.
19.
Apr. 2,2009 06:18 Reply
Mr.Brown(Liberia) said:
Dear sir, i'm a Liberian citizen currently living in China, with a residence visa i want to visit Korea for two weeks where and how do i get the visa.
Apr. 2,2009 22:00
Mrs.Penny replied:
Which city are you residing now? You can go to the nearst Korean consulate in China.
Apr. 3,2009 02:29
Mr.Brown(Liberia) replied:
I'm residing in Guangzhou. I am sorry i didn't mentioned that in my question.
20.
Mar. 30,2009 06:58 Reply
Ms.Bestbier(Korea) said:
I am a teacher in Korea and I need to come to Beijing to get my e2 visa for Korea. Could you please tell me how long it will take to process the e2 visa?
Mar. 30,2009 22:41
Ms.Nicole replied:
You are a Korean national. Do you want to get your e2 visa for Korea? What is exactly a Korean "e2visa"?
Mar. 31,2009 03:18
Ms.Bestbier(South Africa) replied:
I am a South African. An e2 visa is a visa that is required for teachers who teach English in Korea. I have to leave Korea to get this visa. I would like to visit Beijing and apply for my Korean e2 visa in Beijing. It's a teaching visa.
Thanks
21.
Mar. 30,2009 09:36 Reply
Mr.DEBASISH(India) said:
I AM AN INDIAN WANT TO VISIT SEOUL BY FERRY FROM QUINGDAO AS A TOURIST CAN I GET VISA AT QUINGDAO
Mar. 30,2009 22:35
Mrs.Elena replied:
You can apply for a visa at the General Consulate of Korea in Qingdao.
22.
Mar. 26,2009 01:35 Reply
Mrs.Bulgan (china) said:
I am Mongolian, studying in Xi'an,Shaanxi Province, China. I want to visit my sister for a month, who lives in South Korea, and she is married with korean and became citinzen of Korea. I want to apply my visa from here in Xi'an and what materials should I compile and apply?
Mar. 29,2009 04:19
Ms.Sabrina replied:
Your temproary residence permit in Xi'an, your actual passport with at least 6 months validity left before expiration and an duly filled application form are required for your application at the Korean Consulate in Xi'an.
23.
Feb. 7,2009 12:37 Reply
Ms.Mariana (Moldova-China) said:
Hello
I am a citizen of R. of Moldova living in Suzhou , near Shanghai. Any possibility to apply for the Korean visa via mail (tourist visa)? If not, can I get the visa in Shanghai?
Mar. 29,2009 04:14
Mr.Xue(China) replied:
Since Suzhou is so close to Shanghai, it wil be quite easy for you to go to the General Consulate of South Korea in Shanghai directly to apply for the visa.
24.
Mar. 27,2009 18:40 Reply
Ms.Thea(Philippines) said:
Dear Sir/Ma'am:
I am a Filipino currently working and residing in Tai'an City, Shandong Province. I would like to inquire from your good office if it is possible for me to apply for a Korean tourist visa there in Qingdao City. I am a legal resident of China for almost 3 years now.
Kindly provide me the requirements that I need to submit to your office or the Korean embassy in Qingdao for me to be able to acquire the tourist or C-3 visa.
Thank you
Mar. 29,2009 03:56
Mr.Elton replied:
Ms Thea,
You can apply for the visa at the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Qingdao. The following materials are required: your valid passport, residence permit in China and properly filled application form. The officers may require other materials if necessary.
25.
Feb. 16,2009 03:55 Reply
Mr.islam(bangladesh) said:
Dear sir
iam bangladshi,i just visit china, i am work in s korea commition agent,iam not finesh my work in s korea. i am many time visit in s korea , now i have no time because i visit china agian come back to s korea.
i need more time , (shiping new item checking)
i want go agian s korea, can you give c-2 visa
i have bangladeshi all documants
my email: nobod73@yahoo.com
Thank you
Islam
26.
Jan. 19,2009 22:20 Reply
Mr.George Manya(Canada) said:
Dear Sir
I'm a Canadian citizen living / working in Tianjin, China, as an English Teacher at a university. I've been here for 12 months. Prior to coming to China I was in South Korea teaching English for about a year. I'd like to visit Seoul for a couple of weeks in February. Do I need a tourist visa? My working contract / permit to work in China is valid for another year. It expires in February 2010.
Regards
George Manya
Canadian Citizen
27.
Dec. 28,2008 23:10 Reply
Mr.Mitchell(USA) said:
I am an American citizen currently living and working in Beijing. I wish to visit Korea for 5 days in late January 2009. How and where do I apply for a tourist visa? What is the cost? May I obtain one at an international airport upon arrival in Korea from China?
Thank you!
Jan. 13,2009 13:13
Mr.Heo(Korea) replied:
Are you sure you need a visa to go to Korea? As an american citizen you don't need a visa to go to Korea up to 3 months, I guess. Niether do I to go to the States.
28.
Jan. 9,2009 09:37 Reply
Mr.Shoaib Khan(China) said:
sir/madam i am pakistani national doing my master studies in Wuhan planning to visit to South Korea in this January I called the Korean embassy but they don't speak English, either way i got the information ..please can any body tell me that how far is embassy from beijing west station iff i reach their in the morninground 8 o'clock so can i reach embassy before 10:30 iff yes could any body help me about the way and mode of transporattaion to embassy.
i will really appreciate....iff any one please mail me at
im_shoibkhan@hotmail.com
iff possible write the name of places in characters and pinyin so i can show some one to find my way out..
xie xie
29.
Dec. 19,2008 00:38 Reply
Ms.colin(China) said:
sir, I am chinese by nationality and want to go and visit korea. I am presently living in Hunan Province. Could you please tell me which embassy should I go to process my visa. You can contact me at 13170462598. I would appreciate it very much. and please tell me what documents do I need. Colin
Dec. 23,2008 04:05
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
Ms.colin, you need go to the Embassy of South Korea in Beijing to apply for a visa of South Korea. Hunnan is under the consular jurisdiction of Embassy of South Korea in Beijing.
30.
Dec. 23,2008 02:19 Reply
Mr.Antol(Moldova) said:
You can call or go directly to consulate or embassy.