My daughter stayed in Korea with her mother. Will it affect her application for a Korean visa?

If the daughter stays in Korea and the registered permanent residence is with the mother, then the mother may have some influence when applying for a Korean visa. The specific impact depends on the reason why the daughter stays in Korea and the type of visa.

Under normal circumstances, if the daughter legally stays in Korea and there are justified reasons to explain why she did not apply for a visa together, then the mother's visa application should not be affected. However, if the daughter's detention is illegal, or the reason for her detention may arouse the suspicion of immigration officials, this situation may have a negative impact on the mother's visa application.

In any case, if the mother intends to apply for a Korean visa, she is advised to consult a professional immigration lawyer or consulate for more detailed information and advice. This will help to ensure that her visa application is smooth and avoid any possible problems.