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  1. Trends & marketNews

    Korea just passed a law to make K-beauty the world's No. 1 cosmetics industry

    Korea has a new law aimed squarely at beauty. The Act on the Promotion and Support of the Cosmetics Industry was promulgated on September 15, 2026, and the government says a cross-ministry strategy follows this year. Wha

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  2. Plans & itinerariesNews

    K-ETA exemption runs to Dec 31, 2026: do you still need to apply?

    Good news if you are planning a Korea trip before the year is out: the temporary K-ETA exemption has been extended until December 31, 2026, according to Visit Korea. What that means in practice Nationals of the visa-free

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  3. Plans & itinerariesNews

    Korea extends visa-free entry for Chinese tour groups to end of 2026

    Korea's temporary visa-free entry for Chinese tour groups was due to end on 30 June 2026. It has now been extended to 31 December 2026. The Ministry of Justice says the period is matched to China's own visa-free window f

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  4. Plans & itinerariesNews

    Mexicans heading to Korea in 2026: no K-ETA until 31 December

    If you hold a Mexican passport and are planning Seoul, there's good news for the rest of the year: Korea's Ministry of Justice extended the temporary K-ETA exemption (electronic travel authorisation) for Mexican passport

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  5. Plans & itinerariesTips

    Planning around autumn leaves in Korea: how to time it without guessing

    Autumn is one of the most requested seasons in Korea travel threads, and the big worry is always the same: will the leaves actually be there when I arrive? How people plan around it Colour usually starts in the mountains

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    Forgot your skincare on a Korea trip? What a convenience store can cover

    Arriving at the hotel to find your cleanser or moisturiser still at home is really common. Good news: Korea has convenience stores on almost every corner, and many basics can be picked up on the spot. Often found in conv

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  7. Dryness & barrierTips

    Same Korean cream, 'too light' in the north and 'too heavy' in the south? It's the climate

    Read Chinese-language reviews and you'll often see the same Korean cream called 'not moisturising enough' by northern users and 'stuffy, gave me clogged pores' by southern ones. Often it isn't the skin; it's the climate.

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