Jeju visa procedures for Nigeria and Ghana

How do I apply visa to Jeju Island with Nigerian and Ghanese passports?

Best Answer

For Jeju island, Nigerian and Ghana passport holders need a visa for South Korea.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_South_Korea#Jeju_Island

For the tourism purposes, you are required to apply for B-2-2 for Jeju island in your nearest embassy.

Nigeria: http://overseas.mofa.go.kr/ng-en/index.do Ghana: http://overseas.mofa.go.kr/gh-en/index.do

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How do I get a visa for Jeju Island?

There is no special Jeju Island visa, but South Korean visas cover entry to Jeju and can be obtained through the South Korean Embassy or consulate. Visa exemptions have been temporarily suspended due to coronavirus. All foreigner visitors need a visa for South Korea at this time.

How can I get visa from Nigeria to South Korea?

South Korea Visa Requirements

A valid Nigerian passport.

A properly filled and signed South Korea visa application form.

One Passport-photograph of the applicant.

Visa Processing fees.

A prepaid envelope by any major courier service to return passport and original documents.

Travel health insurance.

Do you need visa to go to Jeju Island?

MANILA \u2013 South Korea is set to allow visa-free entry to Jeju Island and Yangyang starting June 1, the Korean Embassy in Manila announced Tuesday. "For Jeju, Filipino tourists are allowed to enter the beautiful island via direct flights only and stay up to 30 days," it said in a statement.

Which countries can Nigerian go without visa?

Where Can Nigeriens Travel Without a Visa?CountryAllowed stayMauritania30 daysMicronesiaup to 60 daysMorocco90 daysNigeriaup to 90 days24 more rows

The Ghana VISA Process Explained

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