There are some recent cases that we have to pay attention to. Several people from the United States and Europe were hindered in the process of returning home through South Korea. The embassy reminds that friends who are transferring back to China need to do their homework in advance. Some airports do not have nucleic acid tests and require passengers to provide them.

According to the WeChat public account of the Chinese Embassy in South Korea, many Chinese citizens in the United States and Europe have recently chosen to transfer back home via Incheon Airport in South Korea. Such people have accounted for a large portion of the tickets of various airlines. 80-90%. Some passengers have not done enough homework in advance, especially those who have recently tried to transfer to third destinations in Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Macao via Incheon Airport. Some passengers are unable to provide the nucleic acid test certificate required by the place of destination (there is no testing service in the transit area of ??South Korea's Incheon Airport). Because the place of destination did not allow Chinese citizens to transit, they were stranded in the transit area of ??Incheon Airport or were repatriated to the place of departure.

The Chinese Embassy in South Korea has a special reminder: The global epidemic is still ongoing. It is recommended to reduce movement as much as possible and avoid long-distance travel. If you really need to transit in South Korea, please be sure to read the relevant policy information in detail to avoid any disruption to your trip.

Those who do not have a Korean visa or hold a C1 or C3 visa issued by South Korea before April 5, 2020, can currently only transit in South Korea and cannot enter South Korea.

Please be sure to understand the transit policies of the transit places involved in your itinerary in advance, and understand the requirements for connecting air tickets, baggage check-in, boarding, etc. with the operating airlines of each leg. Do not rush to South Korea for a transfer.

Please carefully fill in the international version of the epidemic prevention health code. The Civil Aviation Administration of China recently issued the "Notice on Adjustments to International Passenger Flights" and will implement flight rewards and circuit breaker measures starting from June 8. Accordingly, all airlines will further tighten their standards and strictly check the epidemic prevention health code. Those who fail to fill in the health code as required will not be able to board the plane. Filling in false information may cause the itinerary to be blocked and will be subject to legal liability.

At present, all airlines adopt a direct sales model for international air tickets. Please purchase air tickets through the airline customer service center, official website, mobile APP and other channels. If purchasing through other channels, please be sure to conduct "e-ticket authenticity verification" in advance. At present, Air China, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Xiamen Airlines and other airlines have launched "international flight standby service", whereby you can give priority to purchase seats when there are available seats on the selected flight. For details, please consult the customer service hotline of each airline.

The Chinese Embassy in South Korea reminds Chinese citizens to pay attention when transiting through South Korea:

The global epidemic is still ongoing. It is recommended to minimize movement and avoid long-distance travel. If you really need to transfer to South Korea, please be sure to read the relevant policy information in detail to avoid any disruption to your trip; those who do not have a Korean visa or hold a C1 or C3 visa issued by South Korea before April 5, 2020, can currently only transfer in South Korea through transit. , cannot enter South Korea.

Be sure to understand the transit policies of the transit places involved in the itinerary in advance, and understand the requirements for connecting air tickets, baggage check-in, boarding, etc. with the carrier airlines of each leg. Do not rush to South Korea for a transfer.

Please carefully fill in the international version of the epidemic prevention health code.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China recently issued the "Notice on Adjustments to International Passenger Flights" and will implement flight incentives and circuit breaker measures starting from June 8. Accordingly, all airlines will further tighten their standards and strictly check the epidemic prevention health code. Those who fail to fill in the health code as required will not be able to board the plane. Filling in false information may cause the itinerary to be blocked and will be subject to legal liability.

The consular protection and assistance telephone number of the Embassy in South Korea is 02-755-0572.