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Once you have received your E2/E7 Visa confirmation number by email, you must have get the visa stamped in your passport. You should already have researched the nearest Korean consulate. If there is no consulate near enough to visit, then you will have to mail your documents. Please follow the directions below. |
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Documents to prepare
1. Your passport - must have at least 6 months of validity remaining
2. An E2/E7 visa application form - Complete the form (included in this file)
3. The E2/E7 Visa confirmation number - write this at the top of the application
4. Application fee - The fee for issuance of a single entry visa is currently C$65 or
US$45; however, call the closest Korean consulate to confirm as charges can change. They will not accept personal checks. |
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By mail
1. Mail the documents above to the closest Korean consulate
2. Include a self-addressed envelope for the documents to be returned to you.
The process can take up to a week, so consider where you will be at that time and address the envelope appropriately.
3. As timing is usually crucial at this point due to your flight departure date, please use express mail for both envelopes.
4. Be sure to get the tracking number and receipt for your document. Forward the tracking number to POLY so that we can keep an eye on the package's progress.
5. While checking the current cost of a visa, you may also want to check how long it will take them to process your document and send it back.
6. Once you receive your passport back, the process is complete.
You can depart any time.
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Walk-in
1. Prior to heading to the Korean consulate, be sure and check whether or not they can take care of your visa in one day or not. At some locations, you will be required
to leave your passport overnight.
2. Give your completed application form with the confirmation number written at the top along with your passport and registration fee to the Korean consulate official.
3. Once you receive your stamp, you are ready to leave for Korea.
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