about deportation 46-1 stamp

Post new topic

kbsaaaaa New member

Member since 30 December 2011

kbsaaaaaNew member30 December 2011 11:29:09

how is visa to korea and they accept or refuse in airport

kiwiinkorea Serial expat

Member since 24 May 2011

kiwiinkoreaSerial expat31 December 2011 05:18:05

385

I don't know exactly But other posts I've read in the past have suggested 5 years, even as a tourist.

Igle25 Member

Member since 15 September 2014

Igle25Member15 September 2014 11:24:56

Pleasse I need urgent answer to this. I was deported from South Korea with stamp 46 (1)聽 and I still have three months valid Chinese student visa. Can I go back to China with this because I ought to finish my studies in China next year. Your advice please...

Articles to help you in your expat project in South Korea

Working Holiday Visa for South Korea
South Korea has been attracting more and more Working Holiday Visa volunteers in recent years. Yes, there are many ...
Short-term visas for South Korea
Apart from the tourist visa, which allows you to stay in South Korea for 90 days, there are other types of visas: ...
Professional visas for South Korea
There are different types of visas in South Korea. For example, individuals seeking work experience will need a ...
Accommodation in Busan
Busan is located around 450 km from Seoul and is the second largest city in the country. It is a very popular ...
Marriage in South Korea
Expatriates from around the world are increasingly choosing to get married in exotic destinations. South Korea is ...
Connecting to the internet in South Korea
South Korea is known to be one of the most connected countries worldwide, and its telecommunications network is ...
The tax system in South Korea
If you are an expat living in South Korea, you might have questions regarding the country's taxation system. ...
Popular neighbourhoods in Seoul
The city of Seoul is divided into 25 different districts that we call "Gu" and which vary in size ...