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Working as a photographer in South Korea as a foreigner is challenging due to strict hiring regulations. A specific visa that legally permits opening a small business as a foreigner does not exist. Employers are unlikely to hire foreign photographers unless they possess an exceptional portfolio, and even then, a work visa (like E-series) or a specific permit would be required. Proficiency in Korean is also crucial for attracting potential employers.

Crew transiting through China to South Korea for work on a vessel require clarification on K-ETA or specific visas, as employers should typically arrange these. A temporary document issued by an agent upon arrival in port may grant movement rights within the country.