What is the concept of Korean F4 visa?

F4 is a visa available to foreign nationals ~ the full name is the domestic residence declaration certificate for foreign nationals. Simply put, it is a visa applicable to non-Korean nationals staying in the country. However, there are identity restrictions, that is, academic qualification restrictions, which are required Only those with a master's degree or above can apply. Extension requires a passport, proof of residence and 30,000 Korean won. The extension is 2 to 3 years

F4 visa is applicable to: business group representatives, professors, lawyers, accountants, doctors and other full-time professionals as well as master's students in South Korea Chinese Korean compatriots with a degree or above

D2-F4: Starting from January 2008, the visa for Koreans studying in South Korea with a master's degree or above is from D2-F4.

Advantages of F4 visa: extended every 2 years; no need to obtain proof of entry; can be employed with F4 visa; F4 visa applicant qualifications: Chinese Korean, master's degree for more than 2 semesters

Submit materials:

1) Chinese household register and original ID card

2) Certificate of enrollment

3) Certificate of achievement

5) Alien Registration Certificate (original and copy)

6) One photo

7 ) Application form (can be found at the Entry-Exit Administration Office)

8) Handling fee 60,000

Extended information

Latest policies

Starting from August 13, 2012, Chinese citizens only need to travel to South Korea once to obtain a valid multiple-entry visa to South Korea for one year. The South Korean government recently released a series of stimulus packages to expand domestic demand. Among them, visa-related policies for Chinese citizens tend to be looser. Starting today, it will be greatly reduced for Chinese citizens with records of visiting South Korea and other OECD member countries to obtain multiple valid visas for South Korea.

Since August 1, the South Korean government has issued three-year multiple-valid visas for Chinese citizens who have visited South Korea and other OECD member countries more than twice. After the introduction of this policy, Chinese citizens only need to visit South Korea once to obtain a valid visa for multiple times a year. In addition, for tourists visiting South Korea invited by medical tourism organizations, the time required for visa issuance has been reduced from 3 to 6 days to 1 to 2 days. Medical tourists with limited mobility can go through immigration formalities through the airport immigration center.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia_South Korea Business Visa