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The total cost for South Korea visa processing is ৳8,500, this includes our agency's service charge of ৳3,500 for complete file preparation and processing, along with the official embassy visa fee of ৳5,000, which is paid directly by the client at the embassy during the visa interview.
Original passport
Recent passport-size photograph
National ID (NID) card copy
Student ID card copy (if applicable)
Marriage certificate and Nikah Nama (if applicable)
Visiting card
-E-TIN, Tax Certificate last 3 years.
-Bank Statement last 06 months (Personal).
-Bank Solvency Certificate
-F.D.R Statement if any
-Office ID card copy
-Visiting Card
-Office introduction letter
-Salary statement and Appointment letter
-GO or Note verbal (Official or Diplomatic passport only)
-Work permit copy and valid Bangladeshi Visa copy for Foreigner
-Retired copy (if applicable)
-Trade license copy
-Certificate of Incorporation and Article of Memorandum (If any)
-ERC, IRC (If any)
-VAT
-E-TIN, Tax payers certificates Company
-Bank Statement last 06 months with solvency (Company).
Standard visa processing typically takes around 7 to 15 working days from the date of submission at the embassy or application center, depending on the visa category and current volume.
The total estimated cost for South Korea visa processing is 8,500 BDT, which is structured to cover all necessary expenses transparently. This amount includes our agency’s service charge of 3,500 BDT for file preparation and processing, alongside the 5,000 BDT official embassy visa fee. Please note that while our service charge is payable during the application process, the 5,000 BDT visa fee is paid directly by the client at the embassy at the time of their visa interview, bringing the total to 8,500 BDT.
A standard single-entry tourist visa typically comes with a 3-month (90 days) validity window from the exact date of its issuance, meaning you must cross the South Korean border within that designated timeframe.
Yes, depending on your travel history, profession, and specific requirements, you can apply for double-entry visas (valid for 6 months) or long-term multiple-entry visas that can span from 1 to 5 years or more.
No, short-term tourist or business visas cannot be converted into work or long-term residency visas from inside South Korea. You must apply for the appropriate long-term visa category through the proper channels from your home country.