Banking & ATM Cards with the Plus and Cirrus logos are the easiest to use and most widely accepted in Korea. Some places even accept international cards like China UnionPay, Maestro, Electron, and JCB cards. Banks as well as other sites have ATMs (automatic teller machines), where customers can make withdrawals, deposits, and…
DetailsSize Measurement Sizing Most sizes are measured in centimeters except for the waist size, which is measured in inches. Shoe sizes are measured in millimeters. • Table of Size Measurements <Men’s clothes> Size Measurements S M L XL XXL Chest (cm) 90~95 95~100 100~105 105~110 110~ Waist (inch) 30/32 33/34 34/36 36/38…
DetailsKorea Pass Card Korea Pass is an all-in-one travel card that can be used to pay for accommodations, tourist attraction entrance fees, and shopping purchases. You can also activate the transportation function of the Korea Pass by charging it outside the subway or at any number of convenient locations throughout the country. The…
DetailsTax Refunds 1. What’s a tax refund? In Korea, sales taxes are included in the purchase price of each product. If you’re a visitor to Korea (non-resident) and are taking goods out of the country, you may be eligible for a tax refund upon your departure. ● Refundable taxes: VAT/sales tax (10%)…
DetailsWhat currency is used in Korea? The won is the unit of currency in South Korea. There are four kinds of bills; 50,000won, 10,000won, 5,000won and 1,000won, and four kinds of coins; 500won, 100won, 50won and 10won. You can exchange your money into Korean won at authorized currency exchange booths which are mainly in all…
DetailsMoney Exchange FX KOREA, an authorized currency exchange booth Which is a better place to exchange your money to Korean won? In your country? Or at banks, airports, or exchange booths? There are many places to get Korean won, but exchange booths are better. You can exchange your money into Korean won…
DetailsBanks in Korea Banks in Korea Banks in Korea Banks in Korea Banks in Korea Banks in Korea are open from 9:30 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday. ATMs (often called 365 Corner) are open at each bank after business hours. When you wish to open a bank account, go to the appropriate teller,…
DetailsBusiness Hours of Korea Banks Weekdays: 09:00 – 16:00 Weekends and National Holidays: Closed Government Offices and Organizations Weekdays: 09:00 – 18:00 Weekends and National Holidays: Closed Post Offices Weekdays: 09:00 – 18:00 Saturdays: 09:00 – 13:00 Sundays & National Holidays: Closed * Only 79 post offices nationwide remain open on Saturdays. Please click on one of the links below for specific…
DetailsSancheong offers global traditional medicine, scenery A life of good health is a wish of all human beings. To achieve this goal, humans have worked ceaselessly and have conducted endless experiments to discover the medicines that are the fruit of their efforts. At the World Traditional Medicine Fair & Festival in Sancheong Korea…
DetailsFrench Town in Seoul exudes exotic beauty “Seorae Village” For a proper taste of traditional Korean culture, there is nothing like Insadong in Jongno District. But those who seek a more exotic atmosphere in Seoul would probably love Seorae Village in Seocho District. Restaurants , open-air cafes, wine bars, and bakeries all decked…
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