Everything you need to know before you fly to South Korea — and a quick way to get it done.
You can file this for free. The official Korea e-Arrival Card costs nothing at
https://www.e-arrivalcard.go.kr. Arrivly is an independent service: we charge only for filing and checking it for you.
Who needs the e-Arrival?
Foreign nationals entering Korea. It is separate from the K-ETA travel authorisation, which some nationalities also need.
When to submit
Within 3 days before arrival. If you submit too early the system may reject it, so we hold early orders and file them when the window opens.
What you'll need
- Passport details
- Flight number and arrival date
- Address and contact number in Korea
- Purpose of visit
- Occupation
Tips before you file
- The e-Arrival card and K-ETA are two different things — you may need both.
- Use a reachable Korean address, such as your hotel.
- Paper arrival cards are being phased out on most routes.
Common questions
Is the Korea e-Arrival Card free?
Yes. The official Korea e-Arrival Card (e-Arrival) is free on www.e-arrivalcard.go.kr. Arrivly charges a service fee only if you want us to file it for you.
When can I submit the e-Arrival?
Within 3 days before arrival. If you order early we hold your application and file it as soon as the window opens.
Who needs the e-Arrival?
Foreign nationals entering Korea. It is separate from the K-ETA travel authorisation, which some nationalities also need.
Heads up: rules change often. Always check the official site before you travel. An arrival card is not a visa and does not guarantee entry.