South Korea prepares to resume issuing short-term visas to travelers from China

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The South Korean government prepares to resume issuing visas for short-term stays. for travelers from China It is the latest sign of the subsiding of the COVID-19 conflict.


Foreign news agencies reported from Seoul. South Korea on February 10 that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Korea is preparing to resume issuing visas for short-term stays. for passport holders from China From February 11, due to the situation of the COVID-19 epidemic new ripple in China "It's past its peak," and there are signs of gradual mitigation. The case rate among travelers from China stood at just 1.1% last week.

The Seoul government has announced border control measures. The ban was issued "specifically" to travelers from China on Jan. 2, after which it was extended to include travelers from Hong Kong and Macau. which are also two special administrative regions of the Beijing government As a result, the number of tourists from China "decreases", causing severe dissatisfaction among South Korean entrepreneurs. while China retaliates by suspending the issuance of similar visas to South Korean passport holders.


The Chinese embassy in Seoul did not have an official comment, however, Japan announced. “Increased flexibility” in enforcing border controls on travelers from China after the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo announced Resumption of consideration and approval of a short-term visa for Japanese tourists since the 29th of Jan.
 
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