After my Korean C-4 visa expires, can I re-enter immediately as a visa-free national? [closed]
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I hava question in regards to my current work visa in Seoul South Korea. I am a US citizen in Seoul, South Korea, on a C-4 work visa that will expire next week.
If don't have a employer to renew or reapply for the C-4 visa to stay longer, can I do a visa run to another country and just come back to South Korea? Visa-free entry for 90 days as a tourist would let me stay longer until I can obtain the right paperwork. I would then leave and apply for a new work visa if I decide to stay and work in Korea.
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Can I stay in Korea after my visa expires?
Visa extension can be applied starting from 4 months before the expiration date. If students stay in Korea after their visa has expired, they can be regarded as illegal immigrants and will have to pay fines to the Immigration Office. Thus, don't forget to extend the visa in advance to the expiration date.Can I extend C3 visa in Korea?
C3 visa: Temporary visiting visas can be extended for an additional 90 days under the same circumstances as C2 visa holders \u2013 you must prove that you are staying in the country for a specific reason and you will not work illegally.What happens if you overstay your visa in Korea?
Travelers who overstay a South Korean visa may be fined for each day spent in the country beyond the expiration date. The amount of the daily fine can vary considerably and will accumulate every day until the fine has been paid and the visa validation resolved. In most cases, this can be done upon exiting South Korea.Can you change visas while in Korea?
Changing visa status is required when foreigners residing in the Republic of Korea discontinue their previous activities in Korea and intend to begin activities unallowable for the current visa status.SOUTH KOREA VISA BASIC REQUIREMENTS AND UPDATE
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