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The K-ETA system issues different types of travel permits according to foreigners' travel plans. For example, there are many different types of K-ETAs to suit different purposes, such as short-term business trips, tourist trips, family visits, and training. Required documents and information to be submitted vary according to each purpose, and if you submit the necessary documents, you can get a K-ETA that fits the purpose.Also, K-ETA makes it easy to cancel or amend your application if you need to change your travel plans. For example, if your plan changed after you were issued a visa, you had to cancel your visa and apply again. However, since K-ETA can be modified even after application, the burden of changing your plan is reduced.
Korea is a country with a lot of charm, so there are so many places to visit. Here are a few places to recommend!Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, Gyeonggi-do - Suwon Hwaseong Fortress is one of the palaces built by the kings of the Joseon Dynasty and is one of Korea's representative cultural heritage. Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, with buildings representing the architectural style of the Joseon Dynasty and a beautiful garden, is a representative place to experience Korean history and culture.Itaewon - Itaewon offers a variety of cultural experiences. There is a hanbok experience center where you can take pictures wearing hanbok, the traditional Korean costume, and a traditional culture center where you can experience the traditional culture of Korea.Jeonju Hanok Village, Jeollabuk-do - Jeonju Hanok Village is a village of traditional hanok houses, where you can experience traditional culture and architecture. In addition to the Hanok Village, there are many food and cultural events in Jeonju, so I recommend it.
Korean food is very diverse and rich. The following introduces various foods and restaurants that foreigners must try when they come to Korea.Tteokbokki - One of Korea's representative snack foods, Tteokbokki is a combination of rice cakes, seasoned red pepper paste, and fish cakes. Cheongpyeonghwa, located in Myeong-dong, is a representative restaurant where you can taste tteokbokki.Budae-jjigae - Budae-jjigae is a food that soldiers used to eat, and is a stew made with pork, rice cakes, kimchi, and bean sprouts. It is characterized by its spicy and strong taste, and is one of the representative Korean foods popular both at home and abroad.Cheese Pork Cutlet - Cheese Pork Cutlet is a grilled pork cutlet topped with cheese. The soft texture of pork cutlet and the salty taste of cheese harmonize, making it very tasty.
Cultural Experiences in Korea: Korea is a very diverse country culturally. Foreigners can experience Korean culture at the traditional Hanbok experience, Taekwondo experience, and Chajeon Culture Experience Center.Karaoke - Karaoke is one of the most popular entertainment venues in South Korea. You can enjoy singing along with your family or friends at karaoke. Most karaoke rooms also offer a variety of food and drink menus.
What kind of system is K-ETA? Foreigners visiting Korea previously had to go through the visa issuance process. However, you can visit Korea without obtaining a visa through K-ETA. With K-ETA, it can be issued within 24 hours if you apply online, and you can enter the country quickly and conveniently without going through the screening process.
