South Korea Business Visa via Poland — Turnkey with Visa Agency

Travelling to South Korea for negotiations, a conference, or a business meeting? We handle the entire process — from business documents to the electronic visa delivered to your email. We understand the specifics of applying from Poland for Ukrainians, Belarusians, and other nationalities.

98%

Of clients receive their visa on the first attempt

From 3 days

Case preparation time

Since 2018

Extensive experience with Korean visas

WHAT DOCUMENTS
ARE NEEDED FOR THE VISA

A complete list for your situation — nothing extra, nothing missed
MANDATORY

Basic Package

  • Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)
  • Proof of legal stay in Poland (visa, residence card, PESEL UKR)
  • Completed visa application form (South Korean consulate form)
  • Photo meeting Korean consulate requirements
  • Invitation letter from a Korean company or organization
  • Letter from your employer confirming the business trip
  • Round-trip flight reservation
  • Hotel reservation
  • Motivation letter
  • Business trip plan
DEPENDING ON STATUS

Based on your situation

  • Employees: certificate of employment indicating position, salary, and tenure, employment contract, business trip confirmation from the employer, confirmation of who pays for the trip
  • Entrepreneurs and business owners: company registration documents, tax reports, contracts with Korean partners, business correspondence with the Korean party
  • Freelancers: contracts with clients, bank statements confirming stable income, registration as a sole proprietor or self-employed
STRENGTHENS THE CASE

Additional Documents

  • Previous visas to South Korea, Japan, the USA, the UK
  • Travel history to EU countries
  • Documents regarding family in Poland or Europe
  • Bank statement for the last 3–6 months
  • Real estate or rental documents in Poland
  • Program of the conference or business event
  • Contracts and business correspondence with the Korean party
  • Registration for a business event in South Korea
  • Sponsorship letter from a Korean company
STEP 1

Consultation

We analyze your business situation: type of employment, purpose of the trip, company documents. We select an application strategy and honestly assess your chances — even before the first payment.

STEP 2

Preparation of business documents

We help to correctly format the invitation letter from the Korean company and the letter from your employer — with the precise wording that covers all the consulate's questions. The Korean consulate has strict requirements for business documents.

STEP 3

Filling out the application

We fill out the application according to the Korean consulate's form. We double-check every field — a mistake in the application can lead to a delay or refusal.

STEP 4

Preparation of the full document package

We prepare the complete package: application, business invitation, employer's letter, financial documents, motivation letter, business trip plan, hotel and flight reservations, and everything else tailored to your situation.

STEP 5

Submission of documents to the consulate

Documents are submitted in person to the Consulate of South Korea in Warsaw. We accompany the submission and assist at every stage.

STEP 6

Application review

The standard review period is 5 to 7 working days. The South Korean consulate works efficiently and quickly — delays are rare with a properly prepared document package.

STEP 7

Visa receipt

The South Korea visa arrives electronically via email. Print it out and present it during boarding at the airport and at passport control upon entering the country.

Number of people
Service cost
1 person
from 350 EUR
2 people
from 600 EUR
3 people
from 900 EUR
4 people
from 1200 EUR
5 people
from 1400 EUR
Fee
Cost
Consular fee (single-entry visa)
around ₩60,000 (≈ €40)
Consular fee (multiple-entry visa)
around ₩90,000 (≈ €60)

Processing and issuance times:

  • Case preparation with us: from 3 to 14 days
  • Waiting for submission date: from 1 to 3 weeks
  • Consulate review period: from 5 to 7 working days
  • Receiving e-visa by email: 1–2 days after approval

Validity period and entry rules:

  • Validity of a single-entry visa: 3 months from the date of issue
  • Validity of a multiple-entry visa: up to 5 years
  • Duration of stay per entry: up to 90 days
  • Working for a Korean company on a business visa is prohibited
  • Electronic visa — print and present at the airport
  • Entry is possible only during the visa validity period

Consulate of South Korea in Warsaw

Address: ul. Szwoleżerów 6, 00-464 Warszawa
Working hours: Monday – Friday, 09:00 – 12:00 (document submission)
Phone: +48 22 559 2600

Don't want to figure it out yourself?
We will check your document package and tell you what's missing

Free · Takes 15 minutes · No obligations

YOUR
VISA

The result you came for — an approved visa in your hands.

Approved client visas

OUR
WORK

Full support: from filling out the application to receiving your passport.

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Polina Bibikova, Warsaw: I postponed it twice — thought I would be denied. The guys found weak spots and fixed them. Visa is in my passport!

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YOUR VISA
IS COMING SOON!

  • All the bureaucracy is on us — you just attend the interview.
  • Honest assessment of chances before starting work — no empty promises.
  • A to Z support — from the first consultation to the stamp in the passport.

GET A FREE
CONSULTATION

We will call you back in 15 minutes — assess your chances and tell you exactly what you need.

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YOU ONLY DREAM
WE DO THE REST

From the first question «which visa fits?» to the moment
you hold the stamp in your passport

Step 1 STEP 1

We will analyze your
business situation

Employee, entrepreneur, or freelancer — everyone has their own strategy. We analyze and immediately tell you what exactly you need.

Step 2 STEP 2

We will prepare
business documents

The Korean consulate has strict requirements for business documents. We draft the invitation letter from the Korean company and the employer letter so the consulate sees a clear business purpose.

Step 3 STEP 3

We will fill out the application
and prepare documents

One mistake in the application means a delay or refusal. We do everything ourselves and double-check twice.

Step 4 STEP 4

We will accompany the
consulate submission

We accompany the document submission to the South Korean consulate in Warsaw — assisting at every stage.

Main MAIN

A to Z support —
we are with you at every step

A question at 10:00 PM? We answer. The consulate requested additional documents? We are already preparing them. You are not left alone with the system.

Personal PERSONAL

Individual approach
to each case

Ukrainian, Belarusian, freelancer, or business owner — everyone has their own strategy. We choose the approach that works specifically in your situation.

Guarantee GUARANTEE

We work until
the result

In case of refusal, we analyze the reason, eliminate it, and reapply — for free.

NOT AN AGENCY —
A TEAM THAT
DELIVERS RESULTS

Physical office, official contract, and a personal
manager for every case

  • Office in Warsaw — you can visit in person
  • We work officially, under a service contract
  • We process visas for 10+ countries — we know the requirements for each
  • A personal manager handles your case until the stamp
98% Approvals

Our clients get their
visa on the first try

WHAT YOU GET WITH US
— AND WHAT YOU LOSE WITHOUT US

C VISA AGENCY

  • We provide a ready-made plan — no googling or doubts
  • We double-check the application — no errors, no refusals
  • We know how to present finances so you are trusted
  • We find a slot in days, not months
  • We book a hotel without payment — your money stays with you
  • In case of refusal — free resubmission and a new strategy
  • We guide you to the stamp. 98% get their visa on the first try

ON YOUR OWN WITHOUT US

  • You read forums for hours — and aren't sure it's right
  • Mistake in the application → refusal → black mark in the embassy
  • You don't know how to present finances to be trusted
  • You search for a slot yourself — and wait 2–4 months
  • Tickets and hotel are paid. No visa. Money is frozen
  • You got a refusal — and don't know what to do next
  • Time, nerves, and money — all on you. No guarantees

RESULTS WE ARE PROUD OF

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE APPLYING

01

Do I need a separate business visa for South Korea or is a tourist visa enough?

For business trips — negotiations, conferences, meetings — a business visa is required. It differs from a tourist visa in the required document package and the justification of the trip’s purpose. The key document is an invitation from a Korean company.
02

Do Ukrainians and Belarusians need a business visa for South Korea?

Yes. Citizens of Ukraine and Belarus are required to obtain a visa to enter South Korea regardless of the purpose of the trip. There is no visa-free regime.
03

Is an invitation from a Korean company mandatory?

Yes. An invitation letter from a Korean company is a key document for a business visa. The consulate has strict requirements for its content and format.
04

What should be included in the invitation letter from a Korean company?

Company name and address, name and position of the inviting person, purpose and exact dates of business meetings, nature of business relations, confirmation of who bears the travel expenses, signature, and company stamp.
05

Do I need a letter from my employer if I am going on a business trip?

Yes. A letter from your employer confirms that the trip is work-related, you are a current employee, and you plan to return after the business trip.
06

Can a sole proprietor or business owner get a business visa to South Korea?

Yes. Entrepreneurs and freelancers travel for negotiations and conferences — this fully corresponds to the business visa category. It is important to document your business activity and the purpose of the trip.
07

Can I work in South Korea on a business visa?

No. The visa allows for business meetings, negotiations, and conferences, but not employment and receiving a salary from a Korean company. Violation leads to deportation and an entry ban.
08

Can I apply for a business visa while in Poland?

Yes. Documents are submitted to the South Korean consulate in Warsaw. We accompany the submission at every stage.
09

How much does a business visa to South Korea cost?

Our services start from 350 EUR per person. Citizens of Ukraine and Belarus are exempt from the consular fee. For other citizens: single-entry visa — around €40, multiple-entry — around €60.
10

For how long is a business visa to South Korea issued?

A single-entry visa is valid for 3 months from the date of issue, with a stay of up to 90 days. A multiple-entry visa is valid for up to 5 years with a stay of up to 90 days per entry.
11

How long does it take to get a business visa to South Korea?

Case preparation with us takes 3 to 14 days. Waiting for the submission date is 1 to 3 weeks. Consulate review takes 5 to 7 working days.
12

How do I receive the South Korean business visa?

The visa arrives electronically via email. Print it out and present it during boarding at the airport and at passport control upon entering the country.
13

Can I combine business and tourist purposes in one trip?

Yes. Within one trip, you can combine business meetings with tourism — the visa allows for this.
14

What are the main reasons for a business visa refusal to South Korea?

Lack of a clear business purpose, weak or incorrectly formatted invitation from the Korean side, insufficient financial documents, weak ties to the country of residence, past visa violations.
15

What should I do if I already had a Korean visa refusal?

We determine the reason and build a new strategy. We specialize in re-applications — free resubmission is included in the service cost.
16

Does a residence card (karta pobytu) or UKR PESEL in Poland affect the chances?

Yes, significantly. A residence card and UKR PESEL confirm your legal status in Poland and are a strong advantage. Applicants with a residence card have significantly higher chances of approval.
17

Does having a Japanese or US visa affect getting a Korean business visa?

Yes, positively. Previous visas to Japan, the US, and the UK are a strong plus. They confirm that you have complied with visa regulations.
18

Do I need to buy flight tickets before getting the visa?

You do not need to buy them fully — a flight reservation is enough. We help arrange a free reservation in the required format.
19

Is the history of previous business trips considered when applying?

Yes. A history of business trips to South Korea and other countries is a strong positive signal. It confirms that you have complied with visa rules and returned home.
20

Can I apply for a business visa to South Korea without knowing English?

Yes. The application is filled out in English or Korean, but we handle all the technical stages. Knowledge of English is not a requirement to obtain a visa.

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CONTACTS

  • Our address Kyiv, ul. Khreschatyk 44A, office 202
  • Phone number +380 093 177 67 28