Islamabad (ISB) to Seoul (ICN) is a 4,808 km journey. There is no nonstop flight on this pair at the moment. The practical options are one-stop itineraries via Bangkok, which typically take 12h 45m door to door including the connection. SafirAvia issues tickets on all of these airlines on our own IATA accreditation and sends you options in writing. We do not publish fares on this page because they change several times a day; send your dates for today's price.
Seoul is currently 4 hours ahead of Islamabad. Arriving passengers should plan for jet lag on the first day.
How to fly Islamabad to Seoul
| Routing | Typical carriers | Door-to-door (est.) |
|---|---|---|
| via Bangkok | Thai Airways | about 12h 45m |
Estimates assume a 2–3 hour connection; actual times depend on the schedule on your date. Through-ticketed itineraries on one airline check bags to the final destination and protect you if the first flight is late.
Visa and documents
Visa for Pakistani passport holders (South Korea): Visa required before travel. Visa required before travel; confirm current rules with the embassy or with us before booking.
- As of September 2026
Rules change; confirmed again with you before ticketing. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Best time to book
Peaks follow school holidays and Eid; Malaysia and Thailand also see high demand around Chinese New Year. Fares are usually easiest in the shoulder months.
Departing from Islamabad
Islamabad International Airport (opened 2018) sits about 25 km south-west of the city near Fateh Jang; allow 45–60 minutes from Blue Area or Bahria Enclave. International departures use the single main terminal; check-in for Saudi and Gulf flights typically opens 3 hours before departure.
Serves: Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, Jhelum, Murree, Abbottabad, Mirpur (AJK).
Distance and times are computed from airport coordinates (OurAirports) and typical cruise speeds; airline and visa data checked 2026-09-18.