Do Congo passport holders need a visa for South Korea?
Yes — a visa, arranged in advance through South Korea’s own government channel. Filing the Korea e-Arrival Card online ahead of time is optional — it is free on the official site, and the paper arrival card is still accepted at the counter.
Policy
Max stay
Per official approval
- The official form is free, on the government’s own site.
- Automation we built fills in your K-EAC under your supervision — you review it, change anything, and submit it yourself.
- A credit is charged only after the official government site confirms it has your submission.
- Your passport and trip details never leave your device — we have no way to read them; the one exception is the passport photo you choose to scan, which passes through a recognition service once; we keep no copy of it.
Your next step
Apply through the destination’s own government channel. Anyone charging you for the entry form itself is not the government.
The K-EAC — what it means for you
Your visa does not cover the arrival card — Korea asks visa holders for one too, as the Korea e-Arrival Card filed online in advance, or on paper at the counter.
First time filing it? The full guide covers who is exempt, the exact window, and fixing mistakes — read the K-EAC guide.
Official sources
- Korea e-Arrival Card portalwww.e-arrivalcard.go.kr
Compiled by the visayes team. Visa status and maximum stay come from our passport policy dataset, last updated 28 Aug 2026. Entry rules can change without notice — the destination’s own government is always the final word.
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