GoNorth Korea Visa Requirements

Visa Entry

According to the agreement between the two countries, Chinese citizens holding diplomatic, official, or public service ordinary passports can enter North Korea visa free for a stay of no more than 30 days, but must be invited by the North Korean reception unit before they can visit North Korea.

Before traveling to North Korea with a private ordinary passport, one must obtain a visa or tourist permit outside of North Korea. Business negotiations in North Korea require an invitation from the North Korean reception unit, and visa application procedures can be directly inquired with the North Korean reception unit. When applying to visit relatives and friends in North Korea, one must present an invitation letter issued by a North Korean relative and a consent letter from the relevant North Korean agency before applying for a visa. The consent letter should be applied for by the North Korean relative to the North Korean immigration agency. When holding a border entry and exit permit to go to North Korea, one should enter the designated port and operate in the designated border area. If one needs to go to other areas, the consent of the North Korean entry and exit agency should be obtained.

The agencies responsible for processing North Korean visas and other documents outside of North Korea are North Korean diplomatic and consular representative offices stationed abroad. The diplomatic and consular representative offices of North Korea in China include the Embassy of North Korea in China, the Consulate General of North Korea in Shenyang, the Dandong Consular Office of the Consulate General in Shenyang, and the Consulate General of North Korea in Hong Kong. The office of Chao International Travel Agency in China and other institutions are responsible for handling tourist permits, which must be applied for through the travel agency.

The authority responsible for the entry and exit management, visa issuance and extension of foreigners in North Korea is the Korean Entry and Exit Agency.

The validity period of a North Korean visa is calculated from the date of issuance, and the duration of stay is calculated from the date of entry into North Korea. Entry and exit must be made within the validity period of the visa, which includes the duration of stay in North Korea and cannot exceed the validity period of the visa. Foreigners visiting the DPRK must be invited and received by the DPRK unit. The DPRK personnel will greet them at the railway station or airport and send them to the hotel for accommodation. The DPRK reception personnel will accompany them throughout the visit. All matters related to the visiting group and personnel in the DPRK should be contacted and arranged through the accompanying personnel. According to the North Korean Entry and Exit Law, foreign groups and individuals must be accompanied by a North Korean reception unit or a North Korean person holding a visitor's passport to the local entry and exit management agency to handle residence registration within 48 hours after entering the country and arriving at the destination. The North Korean entry and exit management agency will stamp and mark the arrival and departure dates on the passport. On the same day, round-trip personnel, crew members, and international train attendants do not need to go through registration procedures.

For specific visa matters, please consult the North Korean Embassy in China:

Consular Department of the Embassy of North Korea in China, Address: No. 11 Ritan North Road, Jianguomen Outer, Chaoyang District, Beijing, Phone: 010-65326639.

The Consulate General of North Korea in Shenyang, address: No. 109 Nansijing Street, Heping District, Shenyang City, telephone: 024-23240009, fax: 024-23240122.

Office of the Consulate General of North Korea in Shenyang, Dandong, Address: 10-1 Central Street, New District, Dandong City, Liaoning Province (Science and Technology Hardware City), Phone: 0415-3450099.

The Consulate General of North Korea in Hong Kong, located at Room 1101, 11th Floor, Chinachem Century Plaza, 178 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. Phone: 00852-28034447, Fax: 00852-25773644.

Tip: Before going to North Korea, please make sure to contact your family or friends and inform them of your destination, itinerary, information about the receiving unit in North Korea, and your passport information. After leaving North Korea, please contact your family in a timely manner. If you are unable to leave North Korea and return home as scheduled for unknown reasons, your family can contact the Chinese Embassy in North Korea in a timely manner. The above information will help us confirm your situation as soon as possible.

I hope you can follow the "Chinese Consul" app before leaving the country and use it to register for "voluntary registration of Chinese citizens abroad and overseas". You only need to take a few minutes to register and carefully fill in your personal or group brief information and contact information. If you also fill in your travel plan and more information related to your trip, it will be more helpful for the embassy or consulate abroad to contact you in a timely manner. If visitors encounter any problems or difficulties during their stay in North Korea, please contact the Chinese Embassy in North Korea and the Consulate General in Qingjin in a timely manner. The consulate will provide you with corresponding assistance.

The Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the Chinese Embassy in North Korea, located at KINMAUL-DON, MORAMBONG DISCIT, PYONGYANG, D.P.R OF KOREA, Mudanfeng District, Pyongyang, with an international fax/phone number of 00850-2-3813422. If you are in Pyongyang, you can dial 3823122. If needed, you can also arrange for the accompanying personnel from the North Korean side to bring you to the embassy. E-mail pyongyang@csm.mfa.gov.cn .

The Commercial Office of the Chinese Embassy in North Korea, international telephone: 00850-2-3813119, international fax: 00850-2-3813421. When you are in Pyongyang, please dial 3823120.

Consulate General in Qingjin, address: 4th floor, Tianma Cave Tianma Mountain Hotel, Xinyan District, Qingjin City. International telephone: 00850-73-230401, international fax: 00850-73-230802, email: consulate_chongjin@mfa.gov.cn .

External Reception Office of the North Korean Immigration Agency, Address: Utan dong, Jung gu, Pyongyang, Phone: 3216831 (Local)

Customs epidemic prevention and control

Please do not bring audio and video, newspapers, books, promotional materials, CDs, and other products that do not match the national conditions of North Korea into the country. Before entering the country, please carefully check the storage contents of personal items such as computers, cameras, USB drives, CDs, etc., and promptly and thoroughly clean up any documents that may cause unnecessary problems. When entering the country, cooperate with border personnel to inspect and truthfully declare foreign exchange, mobile phones, and other personal belongings according to regulations.

If you hold an international travel health certificate, please carry it with you. After arriving in the morning, depending on the situation, you may need to undergo a health status check. Passengers from infectious disease areas such as typhoid fever, cholera, measles, etc. are required to present proof of vaccination against infectious diseases.

The relevant regulations of North Korean customs on the items carried by inbound and outbound passengers

1. Carrying cash, etc

Articles such as foreign exchange, negotiable securities (bank securities, cheques, treasury bond, bills of lading, etc.), precious metals, precious stones, etc. brought into the country must be declared to the customs.

Carrying foreign currency or equivalent securities, precious metals, and gemstones of over 1000 euros out of the country requires confirmation of their source and declaration of customs clearance based on the name and quantity declared to the North Korean customs upon entry or proof documents from relevant banks in North Korea.

The currently circulating North Korean currency is prohibited from being carried out of the country. According to the currency exchange agreement between North Korea and other countries, North Korean currency carried out as samples or souvenirs must be declared for customs clearance based on a certificate issued by the Central Bank of North Korea.

2. Prohibited and restricted items

Weapons, bullets, explosives, weapons, radioactive materials, military supplies, drugs, poisons, toxic chemicals, drugs with unknown composition and purpose, special telescopes and cameras, radio transmitters, satellite communication equipment, items from areas where infectious diseases occur or have not been quarantined, photos with impure motives, printed materials, art works, and items produced in countries or regions where trade is prohibited are prohibited from being brought into the country.

Weapons, bullets, explosives, weapons, radioactive materials, military supplies, drugs, poisons, toxic chemicals, drugs with unknown composition and purpose, documents or information belonging to state secrets, materials and items with impure motives, historical and cultural relics, currency, precious metals, gemstones, various seeds and other items that have not been approved by the competent national authorities are prohibited from being carried out of the country.

3. Carrying electronic products and storage media

Positioning devices and their components, portable satellite phones and their components, wireless fixed telephones, satellite TV receivers, electronic products with impure motives, and storage media are prohibited from being carried in or out of the country.

4. Punishment

Concealing the above-mentioned items or currency, falsely declaring the name and quantity of the goods, forging customs declaration documents or proof documents, and carrying unauthorized items into and out of the country from locations without customs are considered smuggling. Confiscate smuggled goods, goods used for smuggling, and transportation vehicles in accordance with the law, and impose corresponding penalties according to the Criminal Law of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

Residency and Naturalization

1、 Alien Residence Policy

1. Foreigners can stay, reside or travel in the DPRK according to the purpose of entry, but they should go through relevant registration procedures according to regulations.

2. Foreigners shall apply for residence registration within 48 hours after entering the country.

Foreigners with long-term residence (more than 90 days) who have changed the contents of the registration of the long-term residence permit shall apply to the relevant departments for change of registration within 7 days from the date of the change of the contents and obtain a new long-term residence permit for foreigners.

Foreigners with long-term residence who relocate to other regions shall, within 25 days from the date of obtaining the consent of the original exit and entry authorities to cancel the registration, go through the registration procedures with the exit and entry administration authorities in the regions where they move.

Aliens shall submit extension application documents to the exit and entry authorities 10 days before the expiration of their Alien Residence Permit and Alien ID Card.

3. The birth, death, marriage, divorce and occupation change of foreigners in Korea shall be registered within 14 days from the date of change, and the relevant documents shall be submitted to the exit and entry administration authorities.

Special tips: foreigners' residence and travel procedures in the DPRK should be handled by the reception unit at the exit and entry administration authorities, and applicants cannot handle them individually. After entering the country, please coordinate with the receiving unit in a timely manner to handle relevant procedures according to the purpose of coming to Korea; If you need to extend or shorten your residence period during the period of North Korea, please also notify the receiving unit in a timely manner.

2、 Nationality Policy

1. North Korea does not recognize dual citizenship.

2. North Korea implements a policy of obtaining nationality based on the principle of birth, which means that children born between North Korean citizens, children born between North Korean citizens residing in North Korea and foreign citizens or stateless persons, children born between stateless persons residing in North Korea, and persons born in North Korea whose parents cannot be confirmed are all North Korean nationals.

Citizens of other countries or stateless individuals can obtain North Korean citizenship through legal procedures.

3. The principles for determining the nationality of children born to North Korean citizens residing overseas and citizens of other countries are as follows:

① For those under 14 years old, it depends on the wishes of their parents. If there are no parents, it shall be determined according to the wishes of their guardians. In this case, if parents or guardians do not express their intention after 3 months of birth, they will automatically acquire North Korean nationality.

② The nationality of minors over 14 years old is determined based on the wishes of their parents and with their consent. If there are no parents, it is determined based on the wishes of their guardians and with their consent. If there is a discrepancy between my own wishes and those of my parents or guardians, it shall be determined based on my own wishes.

③ The nationality of adults is determined according to their own wishes.

④ When North Korean citizens residing in other countries and their children born to citizens of other countries wish to obtain North Korean nationality, they should submit relevant documents to the North Korean diplomatic or consular representative office located in the country where their parents or children reside.

4. The administrative work related to nationality outside the territory of North Korea is the responsibility of the North Korean diplomatic or consular representative office stationed in the relevant country.

5. The Standing Committee of the Supreme People's Assembly of North Korea is the highest authority responsible for reviewing naturalization and withdrawal matters.

The risk level for North Korea is yellow (medium risk).                                         

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reminds Chinese citizens in North Korea to closely monitor the local security situation, be vigilant, strengthen prevention, and pay attention to safety. In case of emergency, please report to the police in a timely manner and contact the Chinese embassy or consulate in the local area.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and overseas embassies and consulates will continue to closely monitor changes in the overseas security situation, dynamically adjust relevant risk assessments, and release and update corresponding security reminders in real time on platforms such as the China Consular Service Network. Please continue to pay attention.

public security

The social order is stable and the overall public security situation is good.

natural disaster

North Korea has a temperate monsoon climate with distinct four seasons and a pleasant climate. The annual average temperature is 8-12 ℃, and the annual average precipitation is 1000-1200 millimeters. 7、 August is the rainy season.

FDA

Part of North Korea is an area affected by toxoplasmosis, with a majority of spicy and raw cold dishes in the diet, and gastrointestinal diseases being more common. Please pay attention to food hygiene, drink boiled water as much as possible, and bring commonly used medications according to personal circumstances.

Urgent Help

In case of emergency, please contact the receiving unit or the Chinese Embassy in North Korea in a timely manner:

Phone number of the Embassy in North Korea: 00850-2-3813422 on weekdays (working hours)

Holidays and Rest Hours 00850-2-3813116

24-hour warranty mobile phone 00850-1912500729

Consulate General in Qingjin: 00850-73-230401

24-hour warranty mobile phone 00850-1912500240

air traffic

Air China operates an international route from Beijing to Pyongyang, with round-trip flights on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays (with seasonal grounding on Wednesdays). Korean Air undertakes international flights from Pyongyang Sunan International Airport to cities such as Beijing, Shenyang, Shanghai, and Vladivostok in Russia. Among them, there are regular flights between Beijing and Pyongyang every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and between Pyongyang and Shenyang every Wednesday and Saturday. The Pyongyang Shanghai charter flight route is suspended seasonally.

Departure	Arriving in the city	flight number	Flight Date (Weekly)	departure time	time of arrival
Beijing	Pyongyang	CA121	1、 III. Five	13:25	16:20
Beijing	Pyongyang	JS152	2、 Six	12:55	15:55
Beijing	Pyongyang	JS252	four	14:05	17:05
Shenyang	Pyongyang	JS156	3、 Six	14:10	16:20
Shanghai	Pyongyang	JS158	1、 Five	0:30	03:50
vladivostok	Pyongyang	JS272	1、 Five	12:20	13:00
Pyongyang	Beijing	CA122	1、 III. Five	17:20	18:20
Pyongyang	Beijing	JS151	2、 Six	08:35	09:55
Pyongyang	Beijing	JS251	four	10:10	11:30
Pyongyang	Shenyang	JS155	3、 Six	12:00 PM	12:10
Pyongyang	Shanghai	JS157	1、 Five	22:10	23:30
Pyongyang	vladivostok	JS271	1、 Five	08:30	11:00 am

land transport

There are four international trains running between Beijing and Pingrang every week. Among them, Monday and Thursday are Chinese trains, Wednesday and Saturday are North Korean trains, departing from Beijing at 17:30 Beijing time; The North Korean train departs from Pyongyang at 10:25 am Pyongyang time on Mondays and Thursdays, while the Chinese train departs from Pyongyang on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Dandong City in Liaoning Province and Pyongyang operate international trains opposite each other every day. The departure time from Dandong is 10:00 Beijing time, and the arrival time in Pyongyang is 18:45 Pyongyang time; The departure time from Pyongyang is 10:10 local time, and the arrival time in Dandong is 4:40 Beijing time.

Beijing to Pyongyang international train ticket sales location: China International Travel Service ticket office on the west side of the first floor of Beijing International Hotel, No. 9 Jianguomen Inner Street, Beijing. Phone: 010-65120507.

Dandong to Pyongyang train ticket sales point: 3-4 Shiyiwei Road, Zhenxing District, Dandong City (located on the side door of the first floor of Dandong Railway International Travel Agency), ticket sales hotline: 0415-2129965.

If you are in Pyongyang, please purchase international train tickets departing from Pyongyang at Pyongyang Railway Station and Pyongyang Liberation Mountain Hotel.

water communication

There are cargo transportation routes between China and North Korea, but there are no waterway passenger transportation routes.

Urban transportation

North Korea implements the principle of right-hand traffic. The road conditions are relatively poor, with frequent rainy and snowy weather in winter, so passengers should pay attention to road safety.

Public transportation in Pyongyang includes buses, subways, taxis, and other modes of transportation. You can use them with the accompaniment of North Korean personnel, and the fare will be settled in foreign exchange.

Tourist groups travel by special buses provided by travel agencies, while visiting groups can be dispatched by the receiving unit.

Special tip: According to the relevant regulations of the DPRK, foreigners who leave Pyongyang or their places of residence in the DPRK to travel to other regions need to obtain the consent of the relevant departments in advance and be accompanied by a special person from the reception unit. In principle, foreigners are not allowed to travel to prohibited and restricted travel areas. If they travel for business contact, business visit and other purposes, they should report to the relevant departments in advance; Foreigners traveling in North Korea should take trains or cars. When taking cars, they should use the specified route. Before arriving at the destination, they should not leave the original route or stay. Please make sure to fasten your seat belt when riding in a car.

Specific travel issues can be consulted with accompanying personnel.

major city

The main cities include Pyongyang, Nampo, Sinuiju, Kaesong, Wonsan, and Rason.

Pyongyang: The capital of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, located in the northwest of the Korean Peninsula, with 18 districts and 1 county under its jurisdiction, and a population of approximately 3 million. Pyongyang has a long history and beautiful scenery. The city is home to the revolutionary holy sites of the North Korean people, such as Wanjingtai and Kim Il sung University, as well as monument style buildings such as the Wanshou National University Monument, Theme Tower, and Triumphal Arch.

Nampo City: Connected to Pyongyang City, it is an important industrial base and a famous cultural port in North Korea. Nampo Port plays an important role in domestic and international freight transportation in North Korea. There are factories, enterprises, and more than 10 universities in the city, and the famous Xihai Gate is located in the Nanpu area.

Sinuiju City: Located in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula, it is the capital of Pyongan Province in North Korea, facing Dandong City in Liaoning Province, China across the Yalu River. There are many educational and cultural institutions in the city, such as Cheguangzhu New Yizhou First Normal University and New Yizhou Second Normal University.

Kaesong: Located in the central western part of the Korean Peninsula, with beautiful scenery and a long history, it is known as the "Songyue" and "Songdu". It was once the capital of the Goryeo Dynasty in Korean history. Kaicheng is divided into the ancient capital area and the new urban area, with the famous tourist attraction of Panmunjom located in Kaicheng.

Yuanshan City: Located in the central part of the east coast of North Korea, it is the capital of Gangwon Province and a famous tourist city. The city has beaches such as Songtao Garden and Mingsha Shili. The Masiling Ski Resort is about 10 kilometers away from the city, and the Mount Kumgang International Tourist Area is about 150 kilometers away. Yuanshan City has relatively advanced industries, aquatic processing industries, and agriculture in North Korea.

Rason City: located in the northeast of North Korea, facing Hunchun City in Jilin Province, China and Primorsky Krai in Russia across the Tumen River, with an area of 746 square kilometers and a population of approximately 170000. The two ports of Luojin and Xianfeng, which belong to the city, are both natural ice free ports and can be navigable all year round. In December 1991, North Korea announced the establishment of the Rason and Pioneer Free Economic and Trade Zones (renamed as the Rason Economic and Trade Zone in 1998), which were upgraded to the Rason Special City in January 2010.

Commodity prices

Foreigners need to shop in designated foreign stores or farmers' markets, such as Pyongyang stores, tourist souvenir stores, and the Unified Market. Common daily necessities are basically available. It is recommended to bring your own toiletries and daily necessities as needed.

Special reminder: Cash is required for purchasing items or paying accommodation fees, dining fees at foreign-related hotels, and entry and exit procedures in North Korea. Euro, US dollar, and Chinese yuan can be directly circulated and used. Please bring enough cash and change to Korea. It can also be exchanged for Korean won, with a market exchange rate of approximately 8000 yuan per US dollar.

Insurance Medical

North Korea implements a free healthcare system for its citizens. Foreigners in Korea do not enjoy free medical treatment, but must go to a designated hospital. The designated hospital in Pyongyang is the Pyongyang Friendship Hospital. It is recommended to bring commonly used medications according to personal circumstances and contact the hospital promptly through the receiving unit in case of emergency.

Customs taboos

The main festivals in North Korea include: New Year's Day, Spring Festival, February 16th Sun Star Day, April 15th Sun Festival, May 1st International Labor Day, September 9th National Day, October 10th Party Day, etc.

July 8th and December 17th are national mourning days for the death of North Korean leaders. At that time, all government agencies and relevant departments in North Korea will lower the flag to half mast and prohibit all kinds of entertainment activities. If you come to North Korea before or after the above-mentioned date, please pay attention to respecting the feelings of the North Korean people and limit your entertainment activities.

The customs of the Korean ethnic group are similar to those of China, emphasizing etiquette, respecting elders, and paying attention to appearance when going out.

Generally, tourist attractions that are open to the public are allowed to take photos. When taking photos at important places such as Wanshou Terrace, please pay attention to clothing, posture, etc., and do not make any actions that do not conform to Korean customs, such as "scissor hands". For specific situations, please consult the accompanying tour guide of the Korean side. It is not allowed to film military personnel, people's security guards, important facilities related to military, communication, factories and enterprises, underground facilities, party and government buildings, and accident scenes. When filming citizens, one must first obtain their consent. Please do not take photos outside the car window while traveling by car.

Provisions on the Travel Order of Foreigners in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

Article 2 These Provisions shall apply to the members, staff and their families of foreign representative offices (diplomatic and consular representative offices, representative offices of international agencies, trade representative offices and military attache offices) in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (hereinafter referred to as the Republic), diplomatic messengers, foreign students, experts, members of trade firms or branches, various visiting delegations in the DPRK (except party and government delegations), tourists and tour guides, transport personnel of Chinese transport vehicles entering China, overseas Chinese who enter China or engage in economic and trade work as members of foreign delegations or tourist groups (hereinafter referred to as foreigners).

The travel order of stateless foreigners shall be stipulated separately.

Article 4 When foreigners leave Pyongyang and their places of residence to travel to other regions within the territory of the Republic, they shall obtain the consent of the relevant reception or foreign affairs departments (diplomatic and consular members of foreign representative offices in the DPRK and their families, members of representative offices of international agencies, journalists and their families apply to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, members of the Trade Representative Office, the Commercial Counsellor's Office and the Economic Counsellor's Office of embassies and their families apply to the Ministry of Trade, members of the Military Affairs Office and their families apply to the People's Ministry of Force) 2 days before their departure (3-5 days before they travel to prohibited or restricted areas).

Article 5 In principle, foreigners within the territory of the Republic are not allowed to travel to Xiangyuan County, Pyongyang City, Yuanshan City, Jiangyuan Road, Shaliyuan City, North Huanghai Road, south of Xinchuan, South Ping'an Road, north of Qingchuan River, north of Cijiang Road, north of Beicang County, South Ping'an Road, cities and counties along the military demarcation line, areas within 20 kilometers of the east and west coasts, as well as areas otherwise specified (hereinafter referred to as prohibited and restricted travel areas).

Article 6 When foreigners leave Pyongyang or their places of residence to travel to areas other than those prohibited or restricted (except Woniudao District, Nanhai City, and Xihai Sluice Bathing Beach), they shall be notified 48 hours before departure.

Article 7 Aliens who travel to prohibited or restricted travel areas for the following purposes shall notify the relevant departments 3 to 5 days before their departure.

1. When personnel from relevant countries visit friendly cooperative farms, joint ventures, and other institutions, enterprises, or organizations that have friendly relations or business contacts with that country;

2. When meeting with native residents in China or visiting graves;

3. During official visits to government agencies, enterprises, and cooperative farms;

4. When going to visit and sightseeing spots open to foreigners or to external service facilities or institutions such as rest houses, fishing pools, hunting grounds, bathing beaches, etc;

5. When entering or leaving the port on official business.

Article 8 When foreigners travel to prohibited or restricted travel areas for purposes other than those specified in Article 7 of these Provisions, they shall obtain the consent of the relevant departments and notify them 5 days before their departure.

Article 9 When foreigners go to areas where travel is prohibited or restricted, or go to other areas through areas where travel is prohibited or restricted, they should take buses or trains. When arriving at the destination, they should not leave the original route or stay on the road.

When it is necessary to stop on the way due to unavoidable reasons, the consent of relevant departments should be obtained.

Article 11 When travelling by car, foreigners should use the following roads. If they change their way, they should obtain the consent of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the relevant departments.

Pyongyang Xiangshan Sightseeing Road - To Myoxiangshan

Pyongyang Yuanshan Tourist Road - To Tongchuan - Gaocheng - Mount Kumgang

Pyongyang Kaesong Expressway to Panmunjom

Pyongyang Pingyuan Sucheon Wende Xin'anzhou Anzhou

Pyongyang Nampo Expressway - To Xihai Water Lock Beach

Pyongyang Kaesong Expressway - to Shariwon - Shinagawa - Haizhou

Article 13 When foreigners traveling in the Republic violate these Provisions and the laws and order of the Republic, the exit and entry authorities will directly charge a fine to foreigners according to the circumstances, and deport them or punish them according to the laws of the Republic if the circumstances are serious.

Communications Power

Chinese mobile phones cannot be used for roaming in North Korea.

The North Korean telephone network is divided into two parts: the international telephone network and the domestic telephone network. The domestic telephone network used by local people cannot communicate with the overseas telephone network used by foreigners in North Korea.

All major foreign-related hotels in North Korea have no Internet service, but most of them can provide international telephone service. Please apply to the hotel reception. When making international calls from overseas, press "00+country code+area code+phone number" (such as calling Beijing: dial 00+86+10+phone number); When making international calls within North Korea from overseas, press "00850+area code+landline number" (for example, when calling our emergency hotline, dial 0085023813116).

The power interface and standard voltage in North Korea are the same as those in China.

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