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Before you fly
Entry requirements, power plugs, phone data and what to pack β a short checklist for the week before your trip.
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π§ Visitor essentials
Arrival, transport, money, etiquette, emergencies and a few words of Korean β the practical basics for a smooth trip.
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From the airport to the city
Most international flights land at Incheon. The airport railroad, limousine buses and taxis will all get you into Seoul in about an hour.
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Getting around Seoul
Seoul's subway is fast, clean and labeled in English. A T-money card and a Korean map app are all you need.
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Money and payments
Cards are accepted almost everywhere, tipping is not part of the culture, and there is no need to carry much cash.
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Business etiquette
A few small gestures β two hands, a slight bow, respect for seniority β go a long way in Korean business settings.
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Help and emergencies
Korea is very safe, but save these numbers anyway. The 1330 tourist hotline answers in English and several other languages, 24 hours a day.
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Ten useful phrases
A few words of Korean earn big smiles. Here are the phrases visitors use most.
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Eating with dietary needs
Vegetarian, halal and allergy-friendly eating is possible in Seoul with a bit of planning. Here is how to ask and where to look.