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South Korea to Offer Temporary Visa-Free Entry to Indonesian Group Tourists Starting May 28
South Korea will implement a temporary visa waiver for Indonesian group tourists beginning May 28. The measure applies to organized tour groups and runs through an unspecified end date.
May 27, 6:53 AM·1m read1 source
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South Korea will allow Indonesian group tourists to enter without visas starting May 28 under a temporary waiver program. The program covers travelers arriving as part of organized tours. Individual travelers from Indonesia remain subject to existing visa requirements.
Yonhap reported the announcement on May 27.
No numerical targets for visitor numbers or duration of the waiver were included in the report. The measure applies only to group entries. Standard entry rules continue for other Indonesian visitors.
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