Impormasyon

The Visa Issuance Certificate is issued by the Director of the Immigration Office or the Branch Office Director upon the inviter's application to simplify the visa issuance procedure and shorten the issuance period. The Consul General at an overseas mission issues the visa based on the Visa Issuance Certificate, and in certain cases, requires obtaining the Visa Issuance Certificate before applying for the visa. In some cases, it is mandatory to submit the Visa Issuance Certificate before applying for a visa at an overseas Republic of Korea consulate.
The following foreigners are eligible to receive the Visa Issuance Certificate.
Nationals of China and non-diplomatic countries (Cuba, North Macedonia) who do not fall within the scope of visas that can be issued at the discretion of the Consul General at an overseas mission
Persons subject to residency status Industrial Training (D-3) (visas are issued based on the Visa Issuance Certificate regardless of the period)
Persons subject to the following residency statuses of 91 days or more
Culture and Arts (D-1), Study (D-2), General Training (D-4), Reporting (D-5), Religious (D-6), Resident (D-7), Corporate Investment (D-8), Trade Management (D-9), Professor (E-1), Language Instructor (E-2), Research (E-3), Technical Guidance (E-4), Professional Occupation (E-5), Arts Performance (E-6), Specific Occupation (E-7), Visit and Residence (F-1), Accompanying (F-3), Others (G-1)