ApprovedWithin 3 weeks · 17 peopleAll 17 Vietnamese buyers got visas before the event
Vietnam
C-3Inviting several foreigners to Korea for an event, training, or tourism? We help with the short-term visit visa.
| On your own | K-VISA | |
|---|---|---|
| Documents | Find it yourself | A list made for you |
| Extra requests | Redo it alone | Your manager handles it |
| Filing | Book and visit yourself | Agent files for you |
| If denied | Lose money and time | Fee refunded (if our fault) |
| Cost | Government fee only | Service fee + government fee |
ApprovedWithin 3 weeks · 17 peopleAll 17 Vietnamese buyers got visas before the event
Vietnam
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Standards can change and differ by person. We'll check them for your situation during the free check.
Typical time. It can vary with immigration review.




It depends on the number of people and the purpose. We check this first in a consultation.
A short-term visit is usually within 90 days. You apply to match your schedule.
Depending on nationality, some people can enter visa-free or with K-ETA. We check this first.
Yes. For large groups, we give a quote after a consultation.
With a C-3 (Short-Term Visit) visa, you can only do activities that do not earn money, for a period of no more than 90 days.
Yes, you can extend. But it is not available to everyone. It is possible only if the need for an extension is recognized within 90 days from your date of entry.
Reviews left by K-VISA administrative office customers on Naver Place, Google reviews and more (in Korean).
Yes, you can, but only if the specific guidelines allow it. In principle, Korea rarely approves a change of status from C-3.
Yes, it may be possible. But if you extend, you can stay only up to 90 days in total, counting from the day you entered Korea.