Korea Visa Agency Fees: K-VISA Prices and Government Fees (2026)

In short

A visa costs three things: the agency service fee, the government fee, and costs such as translation, notarization and apostille. The tables below list K-VISA starting prices and the official fees. The final amount is set in a written quote after the free review.

K-VISA service prices

Marriage visa F-6 (in Korea or via embassy): Quoted after free review
Work visa E-7, applicant in Korea: From KRW 1,000,000
Work visa E-7, applicant abroad: From KRW 1,200,000
Investor visa D-8: From KRW 1,200,000
Intra-company transfer D-7: From KRW 1,000,000
Group invitation C-3: KRW 500,000 per person
Voluntary departure (basic / premium): KRW 300,000 / 400,000 per person
E-7-4, F-2-7, F-5, naturalization, D-10, E-2, E-6: Quoted after consultation

Government fees

Change of status: KRW 100,000
Permanent residence (F-5) change of status: KRW 200,000
Extension of stay: KRW 60,000 (marriage migrant F-6: KRW 30,000)
Change or addition of workplace: KRW 120,000
Naturalization application: KRW 300,000
Investor (D-8) stay permits: Exempt
Online filing on Hi Korea: Extension and change fees reduced by two tenths
Residence card issue or reissue: KRW 35,000

Visa fees at Korean embassies vary by country. Korean version with more detail: 비자 대행 비용 안내.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the marriage visa quoted case by case?

The work depends on the two countries' marriage registration, the documents to be issued and translated abroad, and whether income or past immigration issues need extra proof. K-VISA reviews the case for free and puts what is included in the written quote.

Are government fees included?

No. Service fees, government fees, translation, notarization and apostille are separate, and VAT is added to the service fee.

What if the application is refused?

If the refusal is caused by K-VISA's mistake, the service fee is refunded. Otherwise K-VISA reviews the reason and helps prepare a supplemented re-application.

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