South Korea's individual tourist visa was rejected. Does it matter if you don't have a visa to Jeju Island?

1 visa refusal is very common. Don't worry. You must also provide the materials for this group tour. Think about where the materials provided last time are inconsistent with the facts. Otherwise, the embassy wouldn't say so. This time, providing perfect factual materials is sure to pass. Maybe you applied for a visa for six months last time. Generally speaking, if you come to South Korea to travel, you won't be given such a long time, so the purpose of your leaving the country is not clear (that is to say, you stayed for work and immigrated). It is still easy to sign in South Korea and provide complete and true materials. It's definitely no problem to sign with the travel agency. After all, travel agencies have an extra layer of qualification protection. Good luck.