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Korea Visa Fee (Price): By Type and Country — For Uzbekistan

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Korea Visa Fee (Price): By Type and Country — For Uzbekistan

When you apply for a Korean visa, a consular fee (visa price) is charged. The fee depends on the visa type and the applicant's citizenship. Below you will find the main fees, the adjusted prices for Uzbekistan, the terms of electronic payment, and the available payment methods. All amounts are in US dollars (USD).

Main fee by visa type

Visa typeFee
Single-entry visa — 90 days or fewerUSD 40
Single-entry visa — 91 days or moreUSD 60
Double-entry visa (up to 2 entries)USD 70
Multiple-entry visaUSD 90
  • Despite the standard rules, the fee may be applied differently based on international practice, the principle of reciprocity, intergovernmental agreements, or a decision of the Ministry of Justice.
  • For a Chinese group tourist applying through a designated travel agency, the fee is USD 15 per person.
  • For citizens of Vietnam, the C-3 single-entry visa fee is approximately USD 30.
  • The fee covers the cost of processing and assessing the application — for this reason it is non-refundable even if the application is denied.

Adjusted fees by country

Citizens of the following countries are charged an adjusted fee instead of the standard table. Uzbekistan is also on this list — highlighted in green below.

CountrySingle-entry
(≤90 days)
Single-entry
(91+ days)
Double-entryMultiple-entry
GhanaUSD 50USD 80USD 90USD 100
RussiaUSD 50USD 80USD 90USD 120
VietnamUSD 30USD 50USD 60USD 80
SenegalUSD 50USD 100USD 120USD 150
AzerbaijanUSD 50USD 80USD 120USD 150
United KingdomUSD 130USD 200USD 220USD 250
AustriaUSD 50USD 50USD 70USD 80
UzbekistanUSD 50USD 70USD 80USD 100
IranUSD 50USD 80USD 90USD 120
KyrgyzstanUSD 50USD 70USD 80USD 100
TajikistanUSD 50USD 50USD 70USD 80
AustraliaUSD 80USD 120USD 130USD 150
USAUSD 45USD 45USD 45USD 45
For citizens of Uzbekistan: single-entry (≤90 days) — USD 50, single-entry (91+ days) — USD 70, double-entry — USD 80, multiple-entry — USD 100.

Electronic payment (e-Application fee)

Payments made on the Visa Portal are charged in US dollars. If you pay the fee by credit card, the amount actually charged may differ from the invoiced amount depending on the exchange rate.

Surcharge

When you pay on the Visa Portal, a surcharge is added for the credit card and electronic payment service.

Payment methods

International credit cards: VISA, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, UnionPay.

How Ray Consulting can help

The amount of the visa fee varies depending on the visa type and its requirements. The specialists at Ray Consulting will help you choose the right visa type, determine the correct fee, and provide professional support throughout the application process.

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