The South Korean government announced on the 4th that Jeju International Airport will resume the visa-free entry system before the epidemic from June 1; Xiangyang International Airport, located in Gangwon Province, northeastern Gangwon Province, will open visa-free entry for groups of more than 5 people from Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia and Mongolia.
South Korea's Central Disaster Safety Countermeasures Headquarters stated that it has completed a review on the plan to restart the visa-free entry of Jeju and Xiangyang International Airport proposed by the Ministry of Justice. In order to revitalize the local economy, it has decided to restart the relevant measures from June 1.
Jeju International Airport will resume the visa-free entry system before the epidemic. Except for 24 restricted countries including Iran, Sudan, Syria, Cuba, Afghanistan, Iraq, Nigeria, Egypt, Senegal, Bangladesh, Uzbek, Nepal, Myanmar, passengers from other countries can stay on Jeju Island for up to 30 days without visa. Jeju Road has been interrupted by the visa-free entry system due to the epidemic on February 4, 2020. It has been more than two years since the visa-free entry system has been restarted, hoping to drive the once cooled local tourism popularity. In addition to Jeju Island, Xiangyang International Airport located in Gangwon Province will also open to group tourists from specific travel agencies to be allowed to enter without visa from June 1, but only tour groups from Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Mongolia will be allowed to stay in the capital area such as Gangwon Province for up to 15 days. Except for Mongolia, it is on the road on October 1, passengers from the other three countries will be applicable from June 1, but they must take the same flight when entering and leaving the country. Legal Affairs Department stated that in addition to Jeju and Xiangyang International Airport, it will also plan and coordinate with relevant departments to gradually restore services to various airports interrupted due to the epidemic. The epidemic in South Korea has slowed down recently, and the national epidemic risk assessment once a week has been reported to be "medium" in 15 weeks. The epidemic prevention authorities therefore agreed to restart the visa-free entry system at Jeju and Xiangyang International Airport, but also stated that they will closely monitor the status of relevant personnel to reduce the risk of infection migration from abroad. Disclaimer: This article is reproduced for the purpose of conveying more information. If there is any error in the source marking or infringes on your legitimate rights and interests, please contact this website with the proof of ownership. We will correct and delete it in time. Thank you. 
