The Korea Tourism Organization has denied reports of mass denials of entry to Russians.

Public holidays and festivals in Russia in 2025. Non-working days:

• January 1, Wednesday: New Year (Новый год);
• January 2, Thursday: New Year (Новый год);
• January 3, Friday: New Year (Новый год);
• January 4, Saturday: New Year (Новый год);
• January 5, Sunday: New Year (Новый год);
• January 6, Monday: New Year (Новый год);
• January 7, Tuesday: Christmas (Рождество);
• January 8, Wednesday: New Year (Новый год);
• February 23, Sunday: Defender of the Fatherland Day (День Защитника Отечества);
• March 8, Saturday: International Women’s Day (Международный женский день);
• May 1, Thursday: Labour Day (Праздник Весны и Труда);
• May 9, Friday: Victory Day (День Победы);
• June 12, Thursday: Russia Day (День России);
• November 4, Tuesday: Day of National Unity (День народного единства).

Bridge holidays in 2024: from Saturday, January 4, to Friday, May 2, from Sunday, January 5, to Wednesday, December 31; from Sunday, February 23 to Thursday, May 8, from Saturday, March 8 to Friday, June 13, from Saturday, November 1 to Monday, November 3.

Public holidays and festivals in South Korea in 2025. Non-working days:

• January 1, Wednesday: New Year (새해);
• January 28 to January 30, Tuesday to Thursday: Korean New Year (한국 새해);
• March 1, Saturday: Independence Movement Day (운동 3 월 1 일);
• March 3, Monday: Independence Movement Day (운동 3 월 1 일);
• May 5, Monday: Children’s Day (어린이 날);
• May 5, Monday: Buddha’s birthday (부처의 생일);
• June 6, Friday: Day of Remembrance (기억의 날);
• August 15, Friday: Liberation Day (광복절);
• October 3, Friday: The day of the founding of the state (국가의 창립 당일);
• October 5 to October 7, Sunday to Tuesday: Chuseok (추석);
• October 9, Thursday: Hangul day (한글날);
• December 25, Thursday: Christmas (크리스마스).