This guide outlines how South Korean citizens can apply for a UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) before travelling to the United Kingdom. It covers the application process, required documents to help you prepare for your journey.
Passport Biopage: A full-colour scan of your South Korean passport biopage with all details clearly readable.
Digital Applicant Photo: A recently taken photo clearly showing the face keeping the eyes open with a neutral facial expression.
Important Note: Your passport must remain valid throughout your stay in the United Kingdom.
Applicants should review the UK eTA requirements before submitting their application.
Fill out the UK eTA application form with your passport information and travel details.
Upload the required documents and securely pay the application fee using a credit or debit card.
Once approved, your UK eTA will be issued electronically and linked to your passport.
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Feature |
Details |
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Validity |
2 years or until your passport expires. |
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Length of Stay |
Up to 6 months per visit. |
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Entry Type |
Multiple Entry |
Applicants may choose from the following processing options:
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Processing Option |
Estimated Processing Time |
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Standard |
1 - 2 Days |
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Rush |
6 - 12 Hours |
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Super Rush |
1 Hour |
Processing times are estimates and may vary if additional document verification or security checks are required.
The total UK eTA fee depends on:
Applicants should review the UK eTA fee before completing their application.
To maximise your chances of approval:
Yes. Every traveller, including infants and children, must have their own approved UK eTA linked to their individual passport.
No. The UK eTA is not a work visa. If you intend to work in the UK, you must obtain the appropriate UK work visa from the embassy.
Yes. The Add Applicant option allows several travellers to be included in one submission. Each traveller receives an individual UK eTA, while application updates are sent to the primary applicant.
INo. The UK eTA cannot be extended.
Content Disclaimer: Information is current as of June 2026. Check with the relevant authorities, embassies, and your airline before making travel arrangements.