For more than 50 years, the United States of America has required visas to study, visit, or conduct business in the U.S. While changes have been made recently to U.S. visa law, many procedures remain the same. To learn more, use this step-by-step guide to help walk you through the visa process.
Rescheduling for Flu-like Symptoms
The U.S. Embassy requests that any persons who have an appointment and who feel unwell or otherwise exhibit flu-like symptoms postpone their visits to the consular section. If you currently have or develop flu-like symptoms and need to reschedule your appointment and no longer have rescheduling opportunities available for your PIN, please send an email to our help desk to request information regarding rescheduling. The Help Desk contact information including email address and phone number can be found in the Disclaimer section at the bottom of each web page.
Please visit the following website for information about Visa Waiver Program.
http://seoul.usembassy.gov/visa_waiver_program2.html
Religious Worker Announcement
The Religious Worker Visa now falls under the Temporary Worker category and as such now requires the applicant to provide the approved petition Form I-797, "Notice of Action/Approval" in order to apply for a Religious Worker Visa.
Visa Reissuance Program for H-1B and L-1 Visas has been terminated. Please schedule E3/H/L/O/P/Q/R/TN/TD visa interview appointment.