Apr 04–07, 2027 | Amorepacific Headquarters, Seoul, South Korea
Scientific Organizers:
V. Narry Kim, Victor R. Ambros, Ramesh S. Pillai, and Ryan A. Flynn
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Scientific Organizers: V. Narry Kim, Victor R. Ambros, Ramesh S. Pillai, and Ryan A. Flynn
V. Narry Kim, PhD
Seoul National University Institute for Basic Science
Victor R. Ambros, PhD
University of Massachusetts
Ramesh S. Pillai, PhD
University of Geneva
Ryan A. Flynn
Boston Children’s Hospital
Important Travel and Transportation Information
Travel Reminders
Air Transportation
Incheon International Airport (ICN) is the recommended airport for this conference as it is the closest to the conference location and the largest in the area. For specific airport information, visit Incheon International Airport.
Ground Transportation
Please use this detailed guide that shows three ways to reach Amorepacific Headquarters from the Incheon Airport.
Getting Around
Embassy & Visa Information
Due to the constantly changing nature of travel, we urge people to research their own travel requirements. This includes Passport and Visa requirements, documentation for re-entry into country of residence and any other identification needed. Please allow sufficient time in advance of the meeting for processing of all necessary documentation.
To check whether you need a visa to enter South Korea, please visit the official Korea Visa Portal: https://www.visa.go.kr
If you require a visa to attend the conference, the C-3-1 (Short-Term General) Visa is generally the appropriate category. Please contact the Korean Embassy or Consulate responsible for your place of residence to confirm the latest requirements and allow sufficient time for visa processing. For a list of Korean embassies and consulates, please visit the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs directory of overseas diplomatic missions.
Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA)
Nationals of visa-free countries or regions may be required to obtain a Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA) before traveling to Korea. However, the Korean government has temporarily exempted nationals of designated countries and regions from the K-ETA requirement through December 31, 2026.
Please check the official K-ETA website to confirm whether you need to apply. If required, apply well in advance of departure. Assessment typically takes 72 hours or less. The application fee is KRW 10,000.
Useful Links
For the latest information on visas, entry requirements, transportation, and travel in Korea, please refer to the following official websites.
- Korea Visa Portal
- Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA)
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea
- Visit Korea
- Visit Seoul
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