South Korea
South Korea Still Accepts Paper Arrival Cards Alongside e-Arrival
South Korea continues to accept the paper arrival card despite the rollout of its electronic arrival system.
South Korea has introduced an electronic arrival card, submitted online before entry.
The paper card continues to be accepted alongside it, so travellers may encounter either depending on circumstances.
A transition period where both are valid is common, and it makes the requirement harder to state plainly. EntryCheck lists South Korea's official addresses and verifies them daily.
Verified entry info for South Korea
If you're travelling to South Korea and need an eVisa or eTA, apply through the official government portal by visiting its profile on EntryCheck:
EntryCheck summarises the update and points to official portals. It doesn't decide whether you need a visa. Confirm on the official site.