Can mainland Chinese residents transfer to Seoul, South Korea via Hong Kong and then obtain a visa on arrival?

1) Without a Korean visa, Korean customs can refuse entry when arriving at the airport. It seems that Chinese residents cannot apply for a visa on arrival

If you are refused once, it will be recorded. It will be more troublesome in the future. And you have to return it to the original machine, which is a waste of money.

2) Since the Diaoyu Islands have caused tensions in nearby countries, now is not the best time to get by.

3) There is no difference between flying to South Korea via Hong Kong and flying directly to South Korea. You will not be exempt from visa just because you transfer to Hong Kong.

Hong Kong people’s documents are acceptable, but Chinese passports may not be acceptable

4) It is recommended that you apply for the relevant visa as soon as possible and then buy an air ticket to fly.