Can the Korean Embassy apply for a visa with a criminal record?

According to the regulations, do not have China nationality; Unable to prove identity; Practicing fraud in the application process; Being sentenced to a penalty and serving a sentence; The people's court informs that there are unresolved civil cases that cannot leave the country; Belonging to the defendant or criminal suspect in a criminal case; If the relevant authorities in the State Council believe that leaving the country will endanger national security or cause great losses to national interests, the passport issuing authority will not issue passports. Therefore, released prisoners can apply for passports. To apply for an ordinary passport, you should submit your ID card, residence booklet and recent bareheaded photos.

There are no legal restrictions on ex-prisoners applying for passports. However, in some places, passport processing is restricted and criminal records are still required.

But for the South Korea you mentioned, here is a brief introduction. Specifically, you can go to the local exit-entry administration office for consultation, or you can go to the whole library. Ask a professional teacher for advice.

67- 1 (Korean entry and exit law, warning to go abroad, lighter)

68- 1 (Korean entry and exit law, order of going abroad, heavier)

One page has two stamps. You can't apply for a Korean visa within the shortest 1 year, and your application will be rejected.

/kloc-after 0/year, you must also apply for a visa such as guaranteed travel or employment invitation before you can get a visa.

I hope the above answers can help you.