Air tickets Kokshetau — Seoul

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Below you will find details about the route: distance and travel time, schedules and connections, airlines, what makes up the ticket price, plus information about the arrival airport and what to see in Seoul.

General information about flights between Kokshetau and Seoul

The straight-line distance between Kokshetau and Seoul is about 4,630 km. There are no non-stop flights: Kokshetau airport serves domestic destinations only, so the trip is built with a connection and takes from ~10 hours including the layover. The time difference is 4 hours — Seoul is 4 hours ahead of Kokshetau. Visa: citizens of Kazakhstan do not need a visa for tourist trips of up to 30 days, but a K-ETA electronic authorisation must be obtained in advance; check the current rules before you travel. The route is popular with tourists, students and passengers travelling for medical treatment or business.

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Kokshetau — Seoul flight schedule

There are no non-stop Kokshetau — Seoul flights in the timetable. Scheduled services to Seoul operate through Incheon airport (ICN), so the trip looks like this: a SCAT flight from Kokshetau to Almaty (about 2 hours 10 minutes) followed by the Almaty — Incheon flight of about 5 hours 20 minutes.

Frequency out of Kokshetau is limited and changes with the season, and connecting options are updated regularly, so it is easier to check current dates and times in the Freedom Travel search. Fares are dynamic and depend on the departure date and how full the flights are.

How much does a flight from Kokshetau to Seoul cost

The price depends on the departure date, the airline, the season, the chosen connection and how early you buy. We do not publish fixed fares: the Freedom Travel search shows the exact amount including all fees, and you can pay online by bank card.

Which airlines fly the Kokshetau — Seoul route

• SCAT — Kokshetau — Almaty flights, the first leg of the trip
• Air Astana — connecting flights (via Almaty or Astana)
• Asiana Airlines — connecting flights (via Almaty)
• Eastar Jet — connecting flights (via Almaty)

Carrier and connection combinations change, so the full list of options for your chosen date is shown by the Freedom Travel search.

How to get from Kokshetau to Seoul: travel options

There is no non-stop flight from Kokshetau to Seoul: the city airport handles only SCAT domestic services to Almaty, Shymkent and Aktau.

The main option is to fly to Almaty with SCAT and continue to Incheon with Air Astana, Asiana Airlines or Eastar Jet. The alternative is to reach Astana overland: there is no air link between Kokshetau and Astana, so the roughly 300 km are covered by bus or car in about 4 hours, and Air Astana flies from Astana airport to Incheon in about 6 hours 15 minutes.

Via Almaty there are more options and the flight is shorter, but departures from Kokshetau are few; the Astana route needs a ground transfer yet sometimes offers a better connection. Leave enough time for the transfer, and if you connect in a third country, check whether you need a transit visa.

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Seoul airport

Scheduled flights arrive at Incheon International Airport (ICN), about 48 km west of central Seoul on an island near the city of Incheon. Closer to the city is Gimpo airport (GMP), which mainly handles domestic and some international flights. The AREX express train runs to Seoul Station, and limousine buses and taxis are available too; from Gimpo you can take the metro into the centre.

What to see in Seoul

The capital of South Korea and one of the largest metropolises in Asia, where ancient royal palaces stand alongside skyscrapers, high technology and K-pop culture.

• Gyeongbokgung Palace — the main royal palace of the Joseon dynasty with its changing of the guard ceremony
• Bukchon Hanok Village — a quarter of traditional Korean hanok houses between the palaces
• N Seoul Tower (Namsan) — a TV tower on Namsan hill with an observation deck overlooking the whole city
• Myeongdong — a lively shopping and dining district full of street food
• Changdeokgung Palace — a palace with the Secret Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Insadong — a district of galleries, antique shops and traditional tea houses

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