Please find the attachments below to get PSTP 2017.
- Travel between Incheon International Airport and Daejeon (Bus): PDF
- Using taxi in Daejeon (For those who stay in Hotel ICC): PDF
- Using taxi in Daejeon (For those who stay in Lotte City Hotel): PDF
- How to buy KTX (train) ticket: PDF
- Cafeteria in KAIST Munji Campus: PDF
Visa Requirements
We strongly recommend you to contact your relevant embassy as soon as possible for information regarding your visa in accordance with the duration and nature of your stay in Korea. If you need a visa to enter Korea, it must be obtained before leaving your home country.
If your country of origin has a visa-waiver agreement with South Korea (c.f. here), participating in the 2017 PSTP Meeting would not require any further formalities. Otherwise, a C3 visa would be necessary. For more precise information, please consult with the Korean consulate in your region.
Below is the common list of required document for C3 visa:
- Application for Visa Issuance - Guest
- Passport – Guest
- Passport Size Photo 1 Copy – Guest
- Visa Issuance Fee – Guest
- Invitation Letter – CAPP/IBS
- Business Registration Certificate of IBS – CAPP/IBS
However, the required document list could be slightly different depending on the Korean embassy in the guests’ country. For the precise list, we strongly recommend you to consult with the Korean embassy first. CAPP/IBS can provide the invitation letter and business registration certificate of IBS. If you need additional document from us, please let us know at PSTP official email address. We will send them to you as soon as possible.
See more details from the here.
See also the list of C3 Visa waiver countries: PDF
Regional Information
- Currency
- Weather
- Timezone
- Electricity
South Korean Won (KRW) [Wikipedia]
It is usually hot in summer. The annual average temperature on July in Daejeon is 25.0 degree in Celcius, and there is a high chance of raining season. For the current weather in Korea, please visit Korea Meteorological Administration.
Korea Standard Time (KST, UTC+9:00)
The standard voltage in Korea is 220 volts, 60 Hz. The outlet has two round holes and is the same type used in France, Germany, Austria, Greece, Turkey, and many other countries.