ID is Required When You Visit Evita Clinic – Starting May 20, 2024
New Identity Verification Policy
Starting May 20, 2024, all patients in South Korea will be required to show a valid ID when visiting hospitals, clinics, or pharmacies.
This is part of a new national policy to prevent:
Health insurance fraud
Misuse of someone else’s insurance card
Prescription abuse under false identity
What Kind of ID is Accepted?
You must bring a government-issued ID that includes:
Your photo
Your identification number
Examples of accepted IDs:
Passport
Alien Registration Card (ARC)
National ID card
Korean driver’s license
Health insurance card
Mobile driver’s license (app)
Digital certificates (공동인증서, PASS, etc.)
How Often Do I Need to Show My ID?
ID check is only required at your first visit.
It is valid for 6 months. You don’t need to show it again unless the period expires.
Please Note
If you don’t bring a valid ID, you may not be able to receive health insurance benefits or prescriptions.
Always carry your ID when visiting Evita Clinic or any other medical facility in Korea.
Need Help?
Feel free to contact us before your visit if you’re unsure which ID to bring.