According to The Korea Times, the South Korean government has declared its intention to increase visa benefits in an effort to attract 20 million foreign tourists and generate $24.5 billion in tourism revenue the following year.
The South Korean government is planning to expand the range of electronic visa fee waivers available to tour groups. In the meantime, according to VisaGuide.World, South Korea will introduce a K-culture training visa and a digital nomad visa (workaction) in 2024 for foreign nationals who wish to learn more about the country’s culture.
Travelers from Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines will be eligible for the expansion of electronic visa fee waivers, and the
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