Showing posts with label Asia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asia. Show all posts
Sunday, January 27, 2013
First Time to South Korea: Day 4
This is our last day in South Korea. Each day is a treasure that we will always remember. I am very thankful to my mom for granting my request to travel.
Sunday, January 6, 2013
First Time to South Korea: Day 3
Sunday, December 30, 2012
First Time to South Korea: Day 2
| at MBC Dramia |
Saturday, December 1, 2012
First Time to South Korea: Day 1
| At Nami Island |
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Jeju Air with Bigbang
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| my boarding pass from South Korea to Philippines |
Labels:
Asia,
Bigbang,
Jeju Air,
Jeju Air with Bigbang,
South Korea
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Daemyung Resort
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| Gangwon-do Goseong-gun Toseong-myeon Wonam-ri 403-1 |
Labels:
Asia,
Daemyong Sorak,
Daemyung Resort,
South Korea
Friday, November 9, 2012
A Guide to South Korea
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Korean Visa for Filipinos
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| Short-term Visa |
My mother, my sister and I are very happy when we learned that our Visa Application for Korea were approved. Thanks to Jeju Air for assisting us. We submitted our applications with the necessary requirements to Jeju Air on a Tuesday; Jeju Air forwarded our requirements on the next day, and we knew the result after a week. It is our first time on applying the visa.
Here is the Korean Visa requirements summary I got from Jeju Air.
Basic Requirements
· Original passport (6 months valid from the date of travel)
o Submit Old passport if used within the last five years
· Photocopy of passport’s first page (ID page) and visa or arrival stamps to any OECD countries within the last 5 years
· 1 Passport sized picture with white background
· Completely filled-out visa application form
Short-term Visas(C-3) for Tourists: Single Entry (Requirements as per qualification):
Employee
· Original Employment Certificate (include Tenure, Position, and Salary)
· Photocopy of Company Identification Card
· Original Personal Bank Certificate with receipt
· Photocopy of Individual Income Tax Return (ITR) or Form 2316 (the previous year)
Businessman
· Photocopy of Business registration SEC or DTI
· Photocopy of Mayor’s or Business permit
· Original Personal Bank Certificate with receipt
· Photocopy of Latest Income Tax Return (ITR) or Form 2316 (the previous year)
Student / Child
· Original School Certificate for Students
· Photocopy of School Identification card for Students
· Photocopy of NSO Birth Certificate
· Photocopy of all Documents of parents
ü if NOT travelling with both parents, Original Affidavit of support and consent by the parents or guardian (Notarized) is required
Retiree/Senior Citizen (55 years old and above)
· Original Certificate of retirement or Photocopy of Senior Citizen Identification Card
· Original Bank Certificate include the receipt from the bank
· Other proof of funds such as land titles, Vehicle registration, Pension Certificate, Country Club or Golf Club, Stocks
Note:
1. Applicants may submit other proof of funds such as land titles, Vehicle registration, Pension Certificate, Country Club or Golf Club, Stocks Certificate as supporting documents in case they cannot submit one of the requirements of their qualifications.
2. Applicants could be asked to submit additional documents as per consul’s evaluation.
3. All visa applications are subject for approval, processing normally takes 7 working days.
4. 3-4 working days processing (subject to consul’s discretion) if applicant travelled to any countries listed below within the last 5 years:
List of OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) Countries
§ Australia
§ Denmark
§ Iceland
§ Mexico
§ Slovenia
§ Austria
§ Estonia
§ Ireland
§ Netherlands
§ Spain
§ Belgium
§ Finland
§ Israel
§ New Zealand
§ Sweden
§ Canada
§ France
§ Italy
§ Norway
§ Switzerland
§ Chile
§ Germany
§ Japan
§ Poland
§ Turkey
§ Czech Republic
§ Greece
§ Portugal
§ United Kingdom
§ Hungary
§ Luxembourg
§ Slovak Republic
§ United States
I'm still a student that's why Jeju Air submitted my requirements with my mother's who is an employee. All of us submitted the requirements. However, I and my sister did not submit our old passports. I forgot to bring mine while my sister did not give hers because the staff of Jeju Air said it's fine even without the old passport. My sister has stamp of arrival at China in her old passport while I have stamp of arrival at United States of America. I also have American Visa in my old passport. However, both of us submitted all the photocopy of our stamps on arrival, and departure and my photocopy American Visa to Jeju Air. My sister is quite nervous because she might get denied while I and my mom would be approved. She only visited Beijing, China, Hongkong and Shenzen, China in the last five years.
Labels:
Asia,
Filipinos,
Jeju Air,
Korea,
Korean Visa,
Tourist,
Visa,
Visa Application
Friday, July 13, 2012
Korean Air & Seoul Airport
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| Seoul/Incheon Airport |
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| my breakfast |
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| receipts from shopping/eating |
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| Outside the airport; before take-off |
I love the meals of Korean Air. They are delicious and plenty. They offer pasta, bibimbap, chicken, beef, ice cream, and side dishes such as fruits. They also offer tea or coffee. They have soda and juices, too. Every time that I am done, I am really full and I can't eat anymore the desserts. From Philippines to Korea, there is one meal (breakfast) and snacks. It's breakfast because you will arrive in Korea around 4am. The travel takes four hours. The time in Korea is advance of one hour here in Philippines. That's why you have to check their time because you might miss your flight. From Korea to USA (Virginia), there are two meals (lunch and dinner) and of course, snacks. The travel takes 14 hours. Yeah, it's long and my legs were tired sitting. While you are in the plane, you can watch movies, listen from the music, or play games. During my time, I watched "Breaking Dawn Part 1" and "Blind". "Blind" is a Korean movie. About the flight attendants, they are pretty and tall. They are always smiling.
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| my breakfast from Philippines to Korea (Korean Air) |
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| free bottle of water and I can fully charge my gadgets (ipod shuffle & galaxy note) |
It is not easy to buy plane tickets here in Philippines because you need a travel agency to book and pay for it. If you live in USA, you can pay online. If you will travel via Korean Air, I recommend you to avail "Sky Pass". It's free and you can earn and redeem miles for your next travel. You can enroll online. Even though booking is difficult, the travel experience is great and fun.
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