Thai passport - I needed a K-ETA for Seoul and the team sorted the photo and form fast. Approved well before my flight. Jeju was beautiful.
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K-ETA Information
Good to know: Malaysia is not on Korea's temporary K-ETA-exemption list, so Malaysians do need one. Travellers aged 17 and under or 65 and over are exempt and complete the e-Arrival Card instead.
What happens after you apply
Apply online
Fill the short form and upload your passport page and a photo. No invitation, hotel or ticket needed. It takes about 5 minutes.
We verify and submit
Our team checks your details, photo and answers, then files your K-ETA with the Korean system so it is right first time.
Get your K-ETA
Approved K-ETA in your inbox maximum on {visa.deliveryDate}, valid 3 years for multiple trips. It is linked to your passport, so there is nothing to print.
What Malaysian travellers said
Rated 3.5 / 5 by 2,147 verified travellers worldwide. Here are a few recent reviews from customers we have helped with their visa applications.
Brazilian passport - the 3-year multiple-entry K-ETA is perfect as I travel to Korea for work a few times a year. Clear all-inclusive price.
South African passport - simple process and quick approval. They explained I was not in the exempt group, so the K-ETA saved me trouble at the airport.
Tips for Malaysians visiting South Korea
Under-18s and over-65s are exempt
Malaysians aged 17 and under or 65 and over do not need a K-ETA, though they complete the e-Arrival Card instead.
One K-ETA, three years
It allows multiple visits of up to 90 days each for three years, so keep it for future trips.
It is tied to your passport
Get a new K-ETA if you renew or replace the passport you applied with.
No K-ETA? Use the e-Arrival Card
Exempt travellers complete Korea's e-Arrival Card online before landing instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Information verified June 2026. Official information: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea · Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia. Visa rules can change - confirm details before you book.
Malaysians do not need a full visa for short visits, but they do need a K-ETA (Korea Electronic Travel Authorization) before travelling. It is not a visa, and there is no embassy visit.