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Before you enter to Korea, please download the pre-departure covid19 negative test result requirement information. And also the information for the Q-Code, please click the link below. https://cov19ent.kdca.go.kr/cpassportal/biz/beffatstmnt/guide.do

As per high fuel rate and the inflation effect, the tour fees of Korea has gone up a lot. There are lots of effects of increasing the fees which are; 1. Ukraine War with Russia. It makes fuel rate goes up high. The fuel rate in Korea now is around 2.5$ per litre. 2. Inflation after Covid19. As Most of countries offered a lots of subsidies, it makes huge amount of inflation in the world, and it makes the world economy worse. 3. Limit numbers of flights. Lots of people are booking the flights but only limited numbers of flights are available at the moment. so the flight cost is so expensive than before Covid. 4. Catch up loose profits. In Service field such as travel, accommodation industry, they've lost lots of profits during Covid, so they are going to catch up the all the loosing profit back. 5. Risk of Covid Even the travel is back now, the covid cases are still coming out. It means there is risk to get covid during travel. So, it effects the fees going up as well. The tour fees will keep increasing until everything comes back to normal.

https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/AKR/FU_EN_15.jsp?cid=2818913 From June 1, 2022, travelers are allowed to enter Jeju and Yangyang visa-free via international airports. The visa-waiver program, which allows international travelers to visit Korea short-term without the requirement of visa, was suspended since June 1, 2020 as a precautionary measure against COVID-19. Although most international travelers will be allowed to enter Jeju Island visa-free, exceptions apply. The visa-free entrance to Jeju does not apply to citizens of 24 countries/regions* and 10 other countries** that have mutually suspended the visa-waiver program with Korea (Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, etc.). As for Yangyang, only groups of 5 or more travelers from Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Mongolia (effective October) can enter visa-free. To be waived of visa requirement, the group tourists must travel to Korea through a designated travel agency. * Countries/regions that require a visa to enter Jeju International Airport: Iran, Sudan, Syria, Macedonia, Cuba, Kosovo, Palestine, Afghanistan, Iraq, Ghana, Nigeria, Yemen, Egypt, Gambia, Senegal, Bangladesh, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Somalia, Uzbekistan, Nepal, Cameroon, Sri Lanka, Myanmar ** Subject to change; for further details on visa eligibility, please check with the embassy or consular offices of your country in Korea.