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maria replied to the discussion K-ETA Requirements in the forum South Korea 12 months ago
Hello,
I recently visited S. Korea, and my passport’s issuing country was as well on the K-ETA exception list. So I didn’t apply for K-ETA. During our flight (the 2nd half of it) the cabin crew gave to all the passengers two small printed forms to fill. Those we gave (filled) to the airport staff once we got out of the plane, and went to…
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alliejay started the discussion K-ETA Requirements in the forum South Korea 12 months ago
Hi Everyone:
My husband and I are headed for Seoul next month. It is our first visit there. This is not an accessibility question per se, but as everyone here knows, traveling with a disability requires research and preparation for every step of the journey.
I have read that the K-ETA requirements have been suspended until the end of this year…
Great news for those visiting South Korea! Too bad there wasn’t a picture of what the accessible cabs look like or information on using the service as a tourist.
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That’s really cool what the Seoul Tourism Organization is doing to make the city more accessible for wheelchair users. Free airport pickup and device rentals will definitely help more people with mobility issues enjoy their travels there. ♿✈
“‘The Seoul Tourism Organisation’ is making tourism in Seoul more barrier-free by offering free airport pick–up and travel assistive device rental services for wheelchair users.”
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Seoul Tourism Organisation makes tourism accessible to everyone - Travel And Tour World
In order to provide convenient mobility and accessibility, the Seoul Tourism Organization provides airport pick–up service with a wheelchair.
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We (a group of 5 people of whom 2 power wheelchair users) recently used the service and it was great! We booked everything through their website ( https://www.seouldanurim.net/en/index ), which was very convenient. When you do the bookings there is a calendar where availability of equipment or services is shown. They reply as well to any…
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“‘The Seoul Tourism Organisation’ is making tourism in Seoul more barrier-free by offering free airport pick–up and travel assistive device rental services for wheelchair users.”
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