Do Denmark passport holders need a visa for South Korea?
No visa required
Stay up to 90 days
No — Denmark passport holders can visit South Korea visa-free for up to 90 days as tourists.
Entry requirements for South Korea
| Passport validity | unspecified — Unresolved from primary sources (2026-08-07): Korea publishes no general minimum passport validity for entry. The K-ETA portal requires only a valid passport, and no primary source (K-ETA, Korea Visa Portal, MOFA mission pages) states a 6-month or beyond-stay rule; in practice the passport must remain valid for the stay. |
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| Special Entry Procedure Declaration | K-ETA portal states Korea is under a disaster-situation special entry procedure and all foreigners must report their entry before entering the country. (All foreigners entering the Republic of Korea) |
Transiting through South Korea?
| Visa Free Entry for Third Country Transit Passengers (B-2, 'Tourists in Transit') | Up to 720h — Visa-required nationals (excluding 23 listed countries not granted Jeju visa-free entry) who hold a valid visa, permanent residency or re-entry permit for the US (incl. Guam/Saipan), Canada, Australia or New Zealand, or for one of 32 listed European countries, and are transiting through Korea to/from those countries. Confirmed onward ticket departing Korea within 30 days; no illegal-stay/criminal record in those countries; no Korean entry refusal in past 3 years; stopover before Korea limited to 3 days; visa must be verifiable (sticker in passport, or VEVO for Australia); B-2 status, max 30 days. |
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