are listed below. Transit Tourism Program Travelers who are in transit through Incheon International Airport can participate in an organized transit tour group within Seoul. The service is free but an entry-procedure fee of KRW 10,000 or USD 10 applies. The tour can be registered in advance or joined after the traveler's arrival, and the shortest tour lasts for an hour while the longest will not exceed 5 hours. Nationals of the following countries, as well as stateless persons and refugees, are not eligible for this service: 30-day visa exemption Non visa-exempt nationals who are in transit through South Korea are visa-exempt for 30 days, provided they hold a physical visa or a residence permit issued by the following countries, and meet one of the routing requirements: They are directly arriving in South Korea from one of these countries and going to a third country, or directly leaving South Korea to one of these countries after arriving from a third country; or, They are arriving in South Korea from one of these countries and have transited in a fourth country for less than 72 hours before entering South Korea, and continuing to a third country; or, They are leaving South Korea after arriving from a third country to one of these countries and will be transiting in a fourth country for less than 72 hours. 1 - Holders of e-visas or e-resident permits are only permitted visa-free entry if they depart from Australia. This policy does not apply to the following nationalities: Nationality evaluation Under article 20 of the Nationality Act, North Koreans and Sakhalin Koreans are eligible for the evaluation of nationality. The evaluation is used to determine whether one possesses South Korean nationality based on the Nationality Act of South Korea. As a part of the evaluation process, the applicant's personal history, family ties, migration history and current nationality (if any) will be examined by the Ministry of Justice. Successful applicants will be allowed to acquire South Korean nationality (in case of North Koreans) or have their South Korean nationality reinstated (for first-generation Sakhalin Koreans). Descendants of first-generation Sakhalin Koreans may be eligible for South Korean nationality through either express naturalization or reinstatement. Jeju Visa Waiver Program On 4 February 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Jeju Visa Waiver Program was suspended by the Jeju Government. The program resumed on 1 June 2022. All ordinary passport holders