Applying for KETA KOREA with Multiple Nationalities

If you hold multiple nationalities, it is very important to understand how to correctly apply for KETA KOREA. 
The Korean Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA) must be applied for using only one passport—the one you will use to enter Korea. 
Regardless of how many passports you possess, you should select the passport that best fits your travel plans, and complete the entire application process using the details from that single passport.

When completing the application, ensure that the information you provide, including your name, passport number, nationality, and expiration date, exactly matches what is shown on the passport you are submitting. 
Submitting inconsistent or conflicting information between multiple passports may result in delays, rejection, or a permanent record in the system, which could affect future applications.

Additionally, you must not submit multiple KETA applications under different nationalities. 
Korea’s immigration system can detect duplicate or conflicting applications, and this could lead to disqualification from entry. 
If you previously traveled to Korea using one nationality, you should continue using the same passport and nationality for consistency unless you’ve legally changed your citizenship status.

If you’re unsure which nationality to use or how to correctly complete the KETA application, it is recommended to consult with experienced support services. 
ETAPORTAL provides expert guidance for travelers with dual or multiple nationalities, ensuring that your application is accurate and your approval process is smooth. 
Their assistance can help avoid unnecessary errors and ensure faster approval.

By using the correct passport and accurate information, you can ensure a hassle-free entry into Korea and enjoy your trip with peace of mind.