No, from April 1, 2023, citizens of Poland are temporarily exempt from the requirement to have an electronic travel authorization (K-ETA) 🛂 when entering South Korea.
📅 The exemption is valid until December 31, 2026, and also applies to those traveling in transit ✈️.
If you already have a K-ETA, you can use it until the end of its validity 🗓️.
Additionally, holders of K-ETA are exempt from filling out an arrival card upon arrival 📝.
Citizens of other countries should check the current K-ETA requirements before traveling to South Korea, as rules may vary.
ℹ️ For more information, visit: www.k-eta.go.kr 🌐