us military member stationed at korea

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I am a US military member stationed at Korea. What documents do I need in order to apply for VISA for me and my family? We all have tourist passports, but my family also have passports that have the SOFA stamp on it.

Greg · Answer

Carlos, you go there for tourism purpose, right? If yes, you can apply for a tourist L type by proving those documents including your passport and its copy, the application form, a half-length color photo, your ARC card in Korea, round trip air tickets and hotel booking record. After preparing all documents, submit the application to the CVASC to apply for the L type.

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