Directions to the Immigration office in Busan South Korea

17 07 2008

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Directions to the Immigration office in Busan:

Take the subway on line #1 to the Jungang-dong station (#112), take exit #10 out of the subway and walk towards the water (follow signs for Busan International Ferry Terminalnot the Coastal Terminal) for about 5 minutes until you see on your right BUSAN IMMIGRATION (2nd floor) or 부산출입국사무소. It is tucked away in between the Customs building and the Ferry Terminal.

Address:

Busan Immigration Authority
#17-26 Jungang-dong 4-ga, Jung-gu, Busan
Tel: +82 (0) 51 461 3030/3041/3061

Note: The immigration office closes for lunch between 12:00 and 1pm daily.

**This comes courtesy of a little research I did online & MOSTLY from our GREAT teacher Tom Fenton’s recent visit to the office & him revising my initial instructions.


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9 responses

17 07 2008
Phil

Thanks for posting. I’ll be needing to go there sometime in the next month…

18 07 2008
Susan

So, is this the same one as the one for Changwon city?

19 07 2008
therealsouthkorea

No, it isn’t. I believe the one for Changwon is in Masan city. Let me know if you need further information. Cheers.

13 11 2008
John

Anyone know if it is open on Saturday? Thanks

13 11 2008
therealsouthkorea

Don’t believe so. If banks don’t open on Saturdays, I’m thinking that this gov’t office along with most gov’t offices don’t open on Saturday. Give them a call…

13 11 2008
John

Figured it was worth a try, but I’m sure you’re right. Thanks. Peace

9 02 2009
kent

hi,is there anybody here knows the email address of busan immigration office?i need to send email to them but i cant find the address,,pls help,thanks

9 02 2009
therealsouthkorea

Unfortunately, even if there is, it’s best to speak to them in person. They aren’t really receptive to emails from my experience. You may be able to email the Seoul offices — they are a little more connected to online resources. They are at: http://www.immigration.go.kr/indeximmeng.html

10 02 2009
kent

thank you very much therealsouthkorea for the info.,,,more power,,,,,,,

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