Andorra to South Korea visa requirements

Andorran (AD) ordinary passport holders do not need a consular visa for short tourism or business visits to South Korea; they may enter visa-free for up to 30 days. Andorra is listed by Korea's official K-ETA portal as eligible for K-ETA with a 30-day stay, and Korean MOFA guidance lists Andorra among K-ETA-required countries/regions, so adult Andorran travelers should obtain K-ETA before boarding unless an individual exemption applies. A valid K-ETA holder is excluded from filing Korea's e-Arrival Card; travelers entering under a K-ETA exemption instead file the free e-Arrival Card within three days before arrival. South Korea is not in the Schengen area. Andorra and the Republic of Korea maintain short-stay visa-free access: an Andorran ordinary passport holder may enter South Korea for tourism, visiting, events, meetings or non-remunerated short business for up to 30 days without a consular visa. The relevant pre-travel formality is Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA), not a visa. The official K-ETA portal lists ANDORRA with an allowed period of stay of 30 days, and Korean MOFA guidance lists Andorra among K-ETA-required countries/regions. South Korea has extended the temporary K-ETA exemption for countries/regions that are already exempt through 31 December 2026, but the official K-ETA-required list that includes Andorra means adult Andorran travelers should plan to apply for K-ETA and should re-check the portal near departure. K-ETA costs 10,000 KRW plus an online payment processing fee, is normally assessed within 72 hours, and is valid for up to 3 years or until passport expiry. The e-Arrival Card is separate: K-ETA holders are excluded from e-Arrival Card declaration, while people entering under a K-ETA exemption submit the free e-Arrival Card online within three days before arrival. The passport must be valid for the stay, and travelers should hold proof of onward/return travel and accommodation.