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I've been to korea on my own last year (April/May) for 2 weeks and this year (April/May) for 3 weeks. Next year, my parents wanted to visit korea as well and have me travel with them. I have a K-Eta that's valid till february 2027.

I didn't need one for my last 2 entries because my country was exempted (I'm german) but I liked the convenience to not need to submit an arrival card.

Will there be any questions asked if I want to enter a 3rd time with the same K-Eta within 3 years?

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  • FWIW, you can now submit the arrival card online up to 3 days before arrival (just did it myself a few minutes ago!) Commented Jun 1 at 0:43
  • @Doc But isn't the arrival card currently only needed if you don't have an K-Eta? Commented Jun 1 at 10:11
  • I believe so. Just pointing that out given that you'd stated that was one of the benefits of having a K-ETA. It's still true, just but now there's another option. Commented Jun 1 at 10:49

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You'll be fine. Your K-ETA is still valid and short visits of a few weeks with a full year between them are a perfectly normal travel pattern that does not suggest you are (for example) illegally working in Korea.

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    Thanks for the answer! I'm always a bit worried when it comes to customs Commented Jun 1 at 7:58

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