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  Where is a good place to stay in Seoul? Not sure where to start, any ideas. Karen
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  I LOVE Seoul! I lived there for 2 years and I can tell you that Gangnam, Sinchon, and Hongdae are probably the best areas to stay in. Seoul in general, is a bustling city, however, Gangnam, Sinchon (not Sincheon near Gangnam!) and Hongdae are extra busy. Filled with mostly students and young professionals, there isn't a boring moment. If the party/slash drinking scene is not your thing, I say head over towards Yeouido, Hannam or Itaewon. The first is the "Manhattan" of Seoul, so expect everything to be uber expensive. The second and third are right next to each other. Very foreign friendly and you'll be able to find all the western foods you crave.
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  I am a USA citizen. Is a visa required to vusit South Korea?
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  If you are planning on staying in South Korea for less than 90 days, you do not need a tourist Visa. However, if your trip is longer than 90 days, you will need a Visa. Below is a useful website that you might want to look at that explains traveling information to South Korea. http://south-korea.visahq.com/
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  where do i get a visa for south korea and how much
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  If you're just going to visit for fewer than 90 days, and you don't plan to work while you're there, then you don't need a visa. If you want to stay longer or work, check out the Korean Embassy's helpful site on getting a visa: http://bit.ly/cxpGAU
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  Where do I obtain Visa for travel to South Korea?
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  You can apply online, but you don't need one if you are staying less than 90 days.