
Getting Around Korea
K-ETA, visas, travel insurance, flights, T-money, the subway, buses and KTX.
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See all questionsShould I buy a SIM or eSIM at the airport?
Buying an eSIM online in advance is usually cheaper and works on landing; airport counters are convenient but slightly pricier.
TransportIncheon Airport to central SeoulWhat if my K-ETA is rejected?
You can apply for a short-term tourist visa at the Korean embassy instead, with full financial evidence and an itinerary.
TransportK-ETA: what it is and how to applyCan I refund the remaining balance?
Yes, at convenience stores for a small fee, up to a capped amount.
TransportT-money card and using the subway
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