How to get a South Korea visa from Angola

• The tourist visa is issued to foreigners for the purpose of sightseeing, visiting friends and relatives in South Korea.
• Holders of a tourist visa are not permitted to take up a job or engage in business activities.
• Original Angola passport that is valid for 6 months after an intended stay in South Korea.
• Passport should have at least 2 empty pages for South Korea visa stamp.
• Original South Korea visa application form must be correctly filled and signed by the applicant
• One passport photograph taken within the last 6 months should be attached to the application form.
• Extension for South Korea tourist visa is possible in special cases such as accidents, health problems, and flight cancellation.
• Letter of invitation from the host residing in South Korea containing the home address, contact information and valid means of identification.
• Proof of accommodation, hotel reservation or invitation letter stating that the host will be accommodating the applicant is required.
• Formal bank statement of the last 6 months showing that applicant sufficient financial means for the whole duration of stay.
• Applicants are required to leave South Korea at the end of the required stay. The applicant will face a penalty if they overstay the required duration of stay.
• The tourist application fee will not be refunded even if the visa is denied or rejected.
• Travel itinerary showing, details of trip, entry and exit date from South Korea.

• Business Visa allows foreigners to engage in business activities such as attending conferences, trade fairs, negotiating and signing business contracts in South Korea.
• Angola international passport should be valid for at least 6 months
• Passport should have at least 2 blank pages for visa stamps.
• A letter from the employer in Angola stating the awareness of business leave, the position held in the company, duration, and purpose of the business trip to South Korea.
• Letter of invitation from the host company/organization in South Korea is required.
• The letter should indicate the type of business to be conducted and the duration of the applicant’s stay should be clearly stated.
• It should also be clearly stated in the invitation letter if the host company in South Korea will be financially responsible for the applicant for the entire duration of stay.
• A guarantee letter from the host company in South Korea stating that will take responsibility for any criminal activities committed by the applicant while in South Korea.
• Certificate of business registration of both inviting company in South Korea and home company in Angola.
• If the applicant has engaged in business dealings with the same company in South Korea, the applicant should provide proof of previous business activities with the South Korean company.

Seoul is a very safe city to visit. Its crime rates are much lower than in the US cities and on par with most European ones. This mostly means that, for tourists and anyone else, it is perfectly safe to walk around at night. Violent crime is also rare.

The CDC and WHO recommend the following vaccinations for South Korea: hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid, Japanese encephalitis, rabies, meningitis, polio, measles, mumps and rubella, Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis), chickenpox, shingles, pneumonia, and influenza.

The most practiced religions in South Korea are Protestantism, Buddhism, and Catholicism. 19.7% of South Korea population practice Protestantism, while 15.5% practice Buddhism and 7.9% Catholicism.