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[CKlein]

The website for the Korean consulate says the following:

As of November 17, 2008, the Republic of Korea joins the U.S. Visa Waiver Program (VWP). As a result, on reciprocity, U.S. citizens can visit Korea without a visa for duration of up to 90 days of less if the purpose of the trip is for pleasure, business, attending a conference, or visiting families or relatives. (Extension of stay is not permitted)

It also mentions that no documents are required for the C-3 visa.

Is it then possible to stay in Korea indefinitely by merely leaving the country and coming back in every 90 days? Is there a maximum number of times in a year that immigration is likely to restamp my passport for re-entry?

Thanks for any help!

-Cory

[RokofKangnam]

I'm curious about this as well, some Canadian friends were doing that last year, but every 6 months instead of 3. No problems for them at least three or four times that I recall.

[ttompatz]

[muffintop]

I just have a stamp in my passport that showed when I came into the country and good for 90 days and showed the specific date it was good for. This was recently.