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The situation in the Middle East may affect your return flight. Please contact your travel agency or airline before going to the airport. If your stay in South Korea is extended due to a flight cancellation, you must ensure your visa remains valid during this period. Under current regulations, Belgian citizens can stay in South Korea without a visa and without a K-ETA for up to 90 days. For more information, please consult Korea Immigration Service (출입국·외국인정책본부).
If you find yourself in an emergency situation due to the crisis in the Middle East, you can contact us via the emergency number +32 2 501 40 00. Please note that specific flight-related questions should be discussed directly with the airline. For other urgent cases (accidents, loss/theft of documents, etc.) after working hours and on weekends, Belgians can contact the embassy in South Korea via the emergency number +82 (0) 10 3896 0381.
Travelers visiting Korea on vacation or on a business trip can inform the Embassy of their trip on TravellersOnline.
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For urgent cases (accidents, lost/stolen documents, etc. - no visas!) after working hours and during weekends, Belgians can reach the Embassy in Seoul via the emergency number +82 (0) 10 3896 0381.
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