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South Korea Visa from Dubai: Requirements, Fees & Application Process for UAE Residents

Discover the magic of South Korea—where ancient temples meet bustling cities, and K-culture thrives. You can enjoy street food in Seoul or hike in Seoraksan National Park. Our visa experts can help you with your application. We make it easy for a tourist, visit, or online visa. Here’s everything you need to know:

Tour Plan

01 Documents Required for South Korea

General Requirements:

Passport, UAE residence visa, and Emirates ID must each have a minimum validity of 6 months.
Recent passport-sized photo with the following specifications:
- White background.
- Size: 3 x 4 cm in JPEG format, not exceeding 300 KB.
- Full face visible, looking directly at the camera.
- Colored photo with neutral expression (no smiling or frowning).
Confirmed Air Tickets.
Confirmed Hotel Booking.
Detailed Day-by-Day Tour Itinerary.

If You Are Employed:

No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your employer.
Original personal bank statements for the last 3 months, stamped by the bank, showing sufficient funds.

If You Are Self-Employed:

No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your own company.
Original personal bank statements for the last 3 months, stamped by the bank, showing sufficient funds.
Copy of valid company trade license.

If You Are a Dependent (Sponsored by Father or Mother):

No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your sponsor (father or mother).
Sponsor’s original bank statements for the last 3 months, stamped by the bank, with adequate funds.
Copies of sponsor’s passport, UAE residence visa, and Emirates ID.
If under 18 years of age, NOC required from both parents.
Proof of relationship (e.g., birth certificate, marriage certificate, or employment certificate for domestic workers) in English.

If Visiting on Business Invitation (Dependent on Korean Company Sponsor):

Original, notarized Invitation Letter issued by the Korean company.
Original, notarized Guarantee Letter from the Korean company.
Copy of the Korean company's latest Business Registration Certificate.

02 How We Assist You: Form Filling & Travel Itinerary Support

Applicants can obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) for South Korea through Gulliver Holidays by following these simplified steps:

1. Complete the Application Form

Begin by visiting the Gulliver Holidays application portal and selecting the South Korea ETA option. Provide accurate details in all sections, including personal data, passport information, and travel plans. Ensure all fields are filled correctly to avoid delays.

2. Submit Documents Digitally

As part of the online process, upload scanned copies of the required documents (e.g., passport bio-page). Proceed to pay the processing fee securely using a credit or debit card, then finalize your submission.

3. Receive Your ETA

Processing typically takes 24–72 hours. Once approved, your ETA will be emailed directly to you. Be sure to check your inbox (and spam/junk folders) for the confirmation and print a copy for your travels.

03 South Korea Visa Processing Time from Dubai

Expert Visa Form Guidance

Avoid costly errors with our step-by-step assistance in completing your South Korea visa application.
Ensure all fields (personal details, travel dates, employment info) align with consulate requirements.

Error-Free Documentation Review

Double-check forms for missing signatures, photo specifications, and financial proof compliance.

Tailored Travel Itinerary Creation

Craft a day-by-day itinerary that matches your trip goals (e.g., Seoul city tours, Jeju Island hikes).
Include mandatory details: hotel bookings, flight confirmations, and activity plans to satisfy visa criteria.

Local Insights for Authentic Experiences

Get recommendations for hidden gems, cultural hotspots, and logistics (transport, accommodation) to enrich your itinerary.

Document Verification & Submission

Cross-verify all paperwork (NOC letters, bank statements, sponsorship docs) before submission.
Highlight discrepancies to prevent delays or rejections.