The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) and Naver will provide the ‘Naver Quarantine Information Pre-entry Service’ starting December 15. This service links Q-CODE with Naver Pass, automatically filling in 6 out of 11 required fields using Naver member information.
Q-CODE is a system that allows international arrivals to pre-enter their health status questionnaire via mobile, receive a QR code, and undergo rapid quarantine inspection. The linkage with Naver significantly reduces the time needed to enter personal information, simplifying the entry inspection process.
The service can be accessed by searching for ‘Naver Quarantine Information Pre-entry’ on Naver or through the Naver app menu, and a link is also provided on the existing KDCA Q-CODE website. Naver plans to continue enhancing the service in close cooperation with KDCA.
KDCA Commissioner Lim Seung-kwan expects that the linkage with Naver will improve quarantine efficiency at the entry stage and reduce the risk of infectious disease entry. KDCA will continue to strengthen quarantine and infectious disease response services through public-private cooperation to enhance public safety and convenience.