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Preparing for travel in Seoul, Incheon and Gyeonggi

Travel Help for Seoul, Incheon and Gyeonggi: From Pre-trip Planning to Going Home

Find airport transport, free Wi-Fi, travel Korean, payment and luggage storage information when you need it. You can also check emergency contacts and prepare for your trip home while traveling in Seoul, Incheon and Gyeonggi.

For an emergency in Korea, call 119 · Ambulance and fire or 112 · Police. For travel information and tourist interpretation, use 1330.

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Two travelers looking at a tourist guidebook in a market, in a photo provided by the Seoul Tourism Organization for its guidebook introduction
Seoul Tourism Organization photo of travelers using a guidebook · The exact market and date of the photo have not been disclosed. · © Seoul Tourism Organization / 서울관광재단 · Photo source · Officially provided photo

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Planning a Seoul, Incheon and Gyeonggi Trip: Airports, Seasons, Budget and 3 Days / 2 Nights

Find official sources for entry documents, choose between Incheon and Gimpo airports, and prepare for the season and budget by category. Plan 3 days and 2 nights in the Seoul metropolitan area by separating your arrival day, sightseeing day and departure day.

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Public Wi-Fi equipment and a Wi-Fi sign mounted on a pole among trees in Mangol Neighborhood Park, Yongin
Public Wi-Fi equipment and sign at Mangol Neighborhood Park in Yongin, Gyeonggi · Official press-release photo from 2021; it does not show the current signal status. · © 용인시 · 공보관 · Photo source · KOGL Type 1

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Finding and Connecting to Free Wi-Fi in Seoul, Incheon and Gyeonggi

Search public Wi-Fi installation records in Seoul, Incheon and Gyeonggi by city, county, district and Korean place name. Prepare installation-location maps, check the network on site and consider alternatives if you cannot connect.

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A traveler receiving assistance at the counter of Itaewon Tourist Information Center in Seoul, with tourist information signs in Korean, Chinese and Japanese
A traveler receiving assistance at Itaewon Tourist Information Center in Seoul · This is an older photo; the language being spoken has not been verified. · © Seoul Tourism Organization / 서울관광재단 · Photo source · KOGL Type 3 — Attribution, No Derivatives

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Korean Phrases to Show During Your Trip: Restaurants, Transport, Hotels and Requests for Help

Find Korean phrases for ordering at restaurants, giving a destination, storing luggage at a hotel and asking for help. Read the meaning alongside the Korean, then copy only the phrase you need to show a staff member.

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The information desk and brochure display at the tourist information center on the first floor of Seoul Tourism Plaza.
Tourist information center on the first floor of Seoul Tourism Plaza · This photo shows a tourist information center, not a 1330 call center or an emergency service. · © Seoul Tourism Organization / 서울관광재단 · Photo source · KOGL Type 1 — Attribution

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Emergency Help in Korea: 119, 112, 1330 and Lost Belongings

Distinguish between 119 for ambulance and fire services, 112 for police, and 1330 for travel inquiries and tourist interpretation in Korea. Find phrases to show if you cannot call, how to communicate your current location, and whom to contact about lost belongings or booking problems.

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Incheon Airport Terminal 1
Departure hall at Incheon Airport Terminal 1 · Check your ticket for the airport and terminal you will actually use. · © 인천국제공항공사 · Photo source · Officially provided photo

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Going Home from Seoul, Incheon and Gyeonggi: Airport, Luggage and Departure Preparations

On your departure day, first check your flight's airport, terminal and airline departure-procedure deadlines. Work backward to plan your final sightseeing, check-out and luggage collection, journey to the airport and connecting flights.

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Transport and transport cards

Language, communication and on-site help

Payment and bookings

Internet, SIMs and free Wi-Fi

Accommodation, luggage and preparing to go home

Ordering food and planning your trip