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Jeju Island has launched a distinctive "Jeju-Style" Digital Nomad Visa to attract remote workers.
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Digital nomad visas enable professionals to work remotely from countries outside their permanent residence.
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The programme allows international remote workers to extend their stay beyond the existing one-month visa-free period.
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Applicants must secure both the Jeju Digital Nomad Visa and a standard South Korean visa.
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Jeju Island, dubbed the "Island of the Gods", is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with volcanic landscapes and unique attractions.
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Popular island highlights include Hallasan Mountain, South Korea's highest peak, and Manjanggul Cave, one of the world's longest lava tubes.
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This initiative is part of the growing global trend of accommodating digital nomads, accelerated by pandemic-era remote work shifts.
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Specific visa details, including eligibility and application processes, will be published on official Jeju tourism platforms.
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Will you pply for the Digital Nomad Visa?
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