When applying for a visa to North Korea (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea) as a Bangladeshi citizen, you may generally be required to submit the following documents:

Basic Documents:

1. Valid passport with a minimum validity of seven months (including any old passports you may have).
2. Visiting card.
3. Bank statement for the last six months.
4. Bank solvency certificate.
5. Copy of your National Identity Card.
6. Two recent passport-size photographs (taken within the last three months).
7. Income tax certificate.

For Business Persons:

1. Copy of the renewed trade license with notary public certification (English translation).
2. Memorandum for limited company or Form XII.
3. Blank page of office pad.
4. Import/Export Certificate.

For Job Holders:

1. No objection certificate (NOC) from your employer.
2. Salary certificate.
3. Copy of your employee ID card.
4. Provident fund certificate.
5. BMDC certificate for doctors or BAR council certificate for advocates.

For Students:

1. Copy of your student ID card.
2. Leave letter from your school/college/university.
3. Birth certificate (only for children and infants).

Others:

1. Marriage certificate copy (if spouse’s name is not mentioned in the passport).
2. Copy of fixed deposit with certificate from the bank.
3. Copy of Sanchay Patra with certificate from the bank.
4. Share documents.
5. Asset valuation documents (summary of property, bank statements, fixed deposits, and other financial documents).
6. TIN certificate and tax return copy.
7. Copy of credit card + statement (if applicable).

Sponsor’s Documents (if applicable):

1. Invitation letter providing details of the invitee, purpose of the invitation, and visit dates.
2. Copy of the host party’s passport (identification page) and National ID/Alien Registration.
3. Affidavit/Guarantee Letter (affidavit form available on http://www.hikorea.go.kr).

Please note that the visa fee per person is BDT 3,400, and there is a service charge of BDT 2,000. However, these fees are subject to change without prior notice. The embassy reserves the right to grant or deny visas.

It is important to consult with the North Korean embassy or consulate in Bangladesh for the most up-to-date and accurate information on the required documents, visa fees, and any additional requirements or changes to the application process.