South Korea is launching a special visa for K-pop lovers
It’s called the Hallyu visa. Hallyu translates as ‘Korean wave’ and is used to describe the global popularity of Korean culture, or K-culture. Watch to learn more.
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South Korea is launching a special visa for K-pop lovers

This video is part of: Centre for Regions, Trade and Geopolitics

The Korean Wave, known as Hallyu, has swept the globe, captivating audiences with K-pop beats and K-drama plots. Now, South Korea aims to turn this cultural enthusiasm into an experiential opportunity with the Hallyu visa. This unique visa program invites international K-culture fans to immerse themselves in the heart of the scene, offering a chance to live the K-dream firsthand.

Beyond sightseeing with the Hallyu Visa

Tourists cite K-pop as their top reason for visiting South Korea. Outweighing the next most popular - Korean food - by a factor of 2.6. South Korea’s tourism industry is a key driver of economic growth. The Hallyu visa is for foreigners who want to take part in K culture themselves.

Watch to learn more about the Hally Visa.

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