Visa support
South Korea Visa Support
Tourist and business visa files with detailed Korea travel plans.
We prepare South Korea short-stay tourist and business files, including forms, cover letter, itinerary and supporting evidence.
Visa categories we support
- C-3-9 tourist visa
- Short business visit
How we help
- Profile-based document checklist
- Application-form preparation and review
- Cover letter and day-by-day itinerary preparation
- Appointment or biometrics guidance where required
- Flight and accommodation reservation coordination
- Document scanning, organisation and final file review
Service charges
- Tourist: BDT 10,000 for the first applicant; BDT 6,000 for each additional family applicant
- Business: BDT 12,000 for the first applicant; BDT 8,000 for each additional family applicant
File-preparation time: Tourist file: 3 working days. Business file: 5 working days after complete documents.
Official visa, application-centre and courier charges are separate unless included in writing.
Typical documents (indicative)
- Valid passport and copies of previous passports and visas
- Recent photograph meeting the destination's specification
- National ID card and civil-status documents where applicable
- Employment NOC and office ID, or trade licence and company documents
- Personal or company bank statements and bank solvency evidence
- Income-tax documents where applicable
- Travel plan, accommodation and flight reservations
- Detailed Korea itinerary and accommodation reservation
- Health-condition form if required
- Korean invitation, guarantee and company registration for business visits
Requirements change and vary by applicant. Always check the latest official guidance from Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Bangladesh.
Information basis: Service charges, timing and checklist: Travel 365 tourist and business requirements supplied September 2026.
• The embassy may request additional documents or an interview.
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