At present, South Korea has certain restrictions on the entry of China personnel, which will have a certain impact on international students who are about to enter South Korea.
Entry-exit control measures will carry out temperature detection and epidemic screening for passengers at the entry port, and the suspected cases will be observed in isolation. China citizens are required to fill out and submit an application form for health status. (Relevant forms are generally issued by transportation staff such as flights, or before entering Korea, filled in as required, and submitted when entering Korea. )
Influenced by novel coronavirus, many Korean universities issued notices of suspension of classes, and actively discussed the enrollment plans for international students in China.
Korean universities sent questionnaires and explanations about the epidemic situation.
Flight Adjustment Measures In order to prevent the spread of the epidemic, airports and ports all over Korea have strengthened epidemic prevention measures. After Seoul Airlines canceled flights from Seoul to Wuhan, it expanded the cancellation scope to flights in Zhangjiajie and Linyi, Seoul.
Asiana Airlines will stop flights to three cities in China-Guilin, Changsha and Haikou from Saturday. The airline also issued travel exemption notices to Chinese mainland, China, Hongkong, China and Taiwan Province Province, China.
At Incheon International Airport, flights from Wuhan will use a dedicated arrival port, and all passengers will be scanned for body temperature. The number of times of airport disinfection has doubled, and public facilities such as escalators, public telephones and drinking tables have been disinfected twice a day. Incheon International Airport is the only airport in Korea that flies directly from Wuhan. Qingzhou International Airport has also strengthened the quarantine of inbound passengers, reducing the temperature screening standard of infrared thermometers from the usual 37.5 degrees to a lower level, and those who exceed the standard need to hold a thermometer for testing.
South Korea's two major airlines, Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, suspended or reduced flights between South Korea and Chinese mainland.
Korean Air announced that among the 3 1 routes between South Korea and China, 27 routes will be grounded, and the flights of 4 routes will be reduced to the end of March. Asiana Airlines also announced on its website that among the 28 routes between South Korea and China, 17 will be grounded for most of February, and some routes will be grounded until the end of March. Other 1 1 lines will operate at a reduced frequency.
Seoul Airlines said on the 28th that it decided to temporarily suspend flights from Incheon to Zhangjiajie and Linyi to cope with the spread of novel coronavirus epidemic and ensure the safety of passengers.
The above two routes of Seoul Air fly three or two times a week. The company decided to completely ground the China route, and passengers who booked after 24th will be exempted from the handling fee of change and refund.
Jeju Airlines will ground two routes from Busan and Wu 'an to Zhangjiajie in South Korea on the 29th and 30th. Eastar Airlines has also decided to suspend the service from Qingzhou to Zhangjiajie from 30th of this month to 29th of next month, and is also considering suspending other China routes.