Address guide

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Addresses on visa forms

First identify which person's address and which period the form asks for. Use the official English Korean address and follow the receiving authority's current instructions; a convenient format is not an immigration decision.

Which address is requested?

Read the question to distinguish current residence, a mailing address and a previous or destination address before converting anything.

Wording What to clarify
Present / Current Current residence
Mailing Where mail is received
Permanent The authority's definition
Previous The requested past period
Address in destination country Planned stay or contact location

Do not substitute one address type for another because it is easier to convert. Ask the authority if the question is unclear.

How do I divide the fields?

A form may separate Line 1, optional Line 2, City, State/Province, Postal Code and Country. Others add District or County. Use the actual form's help and structured address result, not punctuation-based guessing. Select “Does Not Apply” only when the instructions allow it.

What must I review?

Check the address type, official spelling, apartment details, postal code and region dropdowns. Inspect allowed characters, length limits and the saved preview. Do not assume that a shopping format is automatically acceptable for official documents.

Country-specific instructions

The linked US DS-260 sample is an example of field layout, not a rule for every visa. The US DS-160 FAQ explains English-answer requirements and accuracy for that form. Always consult the relevant authority's current official instructions. This guide does not provide legal advice or guarantee acceptance.

Official sources

Read this guide alongside the receiving service's current instructions. Korean official sources establish the address data, not every international form's field layout.

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