South Korea US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.2
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150 Review(s)
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|  Review #23273 on February 15, 2018: |
JKRose
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
The interview went very well. My husband was stading next to me as the interviewer reviewed my paperwork. Just making sure they had everything they needed. He asked us how we met, when we got married, where were we going to live in the US, and that was it! He told us there and then that we were approved, and that we should expect to receive my passport within 5 day via courier. javascript:emoticon(' ')
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| Korea | Review #22863 on November 20, 2017: |
VisaBound
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Direct Consular Filing
Location: Seoul Consulate, South Korea
Experience: The process was very nice. From start to finish it took us about 2 hours. The staff is friendly, courteous and helpful. We arrived around 35min early and had to wait for the doors to open at 7:30am. They are sticklers for opening up shop on time.
Arriving Early: Getting to the Embassy early is always a good thing. It helps you calm down and think a little. We arrived around 35 min early and as a result we were the first to be interviewed. For us being early paid off as the line grew quickly after around 7:10am with as many as 20 to 30 people waiting by 7:30am
Bathroom Access: In short, there is none until the Embassy opens at 7:30am. Local neighborhood amenities are quite limited around the Embassy as well. So, plan accordingly. My wife was so nervous about the interview that she went looking for one right after arriving only to find there was no bathroom access until it op... read complete review
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| Review #22843 on November 15, 2017: |
dachig05
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Interview began at 8am, and involved submitting many forms, all confirmed as valid. At the interview, the questions were quite basic, how we met, etc. One question was about the reason for being denied entry on a visa waiver a year ago in Minneapolis. At that time, I had a valid visa waiver, a valid airline ticket home before the end date of the visa waiver, and had already been granted entry a few weeks before in Seattle. I told the agent that I had no idea for the denial. She apologized. She granted the green card visa. We are very happy. I expect to immigrate at the end of November 2017
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| Korea | Review #22239 on July 27, 2017: |
crazytexan_222
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Areum went to the appointment, which was scheduled for 0830, by herself because I was in the U.S. She arrived at 0745 and went to get her papers checked by the clerk. She was quickly informed that the form she was given at the police station was not correct. So she left quickly and retrieved the correct one. When she got back, she sat down with the many other people waiting. After a couple of hours, she was called for the interview. They asked the few very standard questions like where/when did you meet him, how did he propose, about her previous visits to the U.S. to see my family and me, and when/where we planned to marry. They also reviewed her "proof" of our relationship (photos and engagement ring) at this time. I suppose this was because I was not in attendance with her, but then they soon told her that she was approved and she would get her visa within five days! We are very excited and will soon book her flight to the U.S. The South Korean embassy was amazing. Areum ... read complete review
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| Korea | Review #22183 on July 20, 2017: |
visajman
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Fiancee had an appoint scheduled for 9am. She got there 15 minutes early and said there was an incredibly long line. She ended up waiting 3 hours to get in for her interview. Apparently there were a lot of people that weren't well prepared. Our documents were well organized with a cover letter and tabs to find specific items easily. The interview itself only took about 3 minutes. She was asked a few questions in English, nothing we didn't expect: how did you meet, what does he do, what are your plans in the US, etc. She was never asked if she wanted to do the interview in Korean or English so just be prepared to do it in English if you have to. Aside from the very long wait time she said the interview was very quick and friendly. They told her she was approved at the end of the interview and would receive her passport with the visa within 5 days.
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