South Korea resumes visa-free regime with Russia from April 1
South Korea From April 1, the visa-free regime with Russia will be resumed. Russians wishing to enter the country will need to undergo pre-registration in the Korea Electronic Travel Authorization system (K-ETA).
As the temporary suspension of visa-free entry of citizens from 46 countries and regions will be abolished, these citizens are entitled to short-term visa-free entry from April 1, 2022. Accordingly, these citizens will be able to apply for K-ETA from 9:00 on March 30, 2022.
Flights to the Republic of Korea for tourist purposes are still prohibited. The permit affects only visits for study, treatment, humanitarian missions.
Russians can stay in South Korea without a visa for no more than 60 consecutive days. For a period of 180 days, the number of days should not exceed 90.
Source: ria