South Korea Exempts Citizens of 22 Countries From K-ETA Requirement, Sets Deadline

• South Korea announced a temporary exemption from its K-ETA requirement for travellers from 22 countries throughout 2026
• The exempted countries span Asia, Europe, North America, and Oceania, covering some of the world’s most travelled nationalities
• The K-ETA is an electronic travel authorisation that eligible nationals normally need before entering South Korea without a visa

South Korea has announced a temporary exemption from its Korea Electronic Travel Authorisation (K-ETA) requirement for citizens of 22 countries, covering the full…