How Nigerians Can Get a Visa to South Korea

South Korea is officially known as the Republic of Korea. It covers a total area of 100,210 square kilometres with a population of 50,801,405. It's capital is Seoul.
It is also known for its lustrous, hilly countryside speckled with cherry trees and centuries-old Buddhist temples.
South Korea will host the 2018 Winter Olympics.

Types Of South Korean Visas

1. Business visa
2. Tourist visa
3. General Training visa(D-4)
4. Study visa (D-2)

Where To Go

Embassy of the Republic of Korea, Abuja

Address : No9 Ovia Crescent Off Pope John Paul II Street Maitama, Abuja.
Tel: (234-9) 461-2701
Fax: (234-9) 461-2702
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://nga-abuja.mofa.go.kr/
Hours of Operation: 8:30 ~ 5:00

Requirements

These are the required documents for a Business visa:

1. Properly filled visa application form (with one passport photograph attached);

2. International passport (with a photocopy of data page);

3. Documents proving the purpose of business: invoice, contracts, etc ;

4. Individual and company’s Bank account statement (for at least a period of 3 months and issued within 14 days);

5. Hotel and flight booking information;

6. Original certificate of Incorporation and photocopy;

7. Original company Memorandum and photocopy of cover page and stamped page;

8. Original Tax Clearance and photocopy (FIRS);

9. Photocopy of National ID card/Drivers license/Voters card/Work ID (Original ID card will be checked);

10. Original and notarized letter of invitation (detailing the specific purpose and inviting period of the business);

11. Photocopy of certificate of Korean business registration ;

12. Original and notarized guarantee letter from korean company (with contact number, e-mail address and company details).

For further infomation on other and all types of visas, please visit the offial website of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Nigeria.

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