A practical guide to Korea’s 119, 1339 and 1345 phone services for foreign travelers, including emergency calls, infectious-disease information, interpretation and hospital searches.
Last checked: August 2, 2026. Mobile plans, airport counter locations, data limits and activation rules can change, so check the provider’s current terms before purchasing. For many travelers spending about 10 days in Korea, an eSIM is the most convenient option if the phone is unlocked and supports eSIM. A physical SIM is a practical … Read more
Last checked: August 2, 2026. Tipping customs can vary by individual business or tour company, but the general rule for travelers in Korea is simple: tipping is not normally expected. At ordinary restaurants, cafés, taxis and everyday service businesses in Korea, you usually pay the listed or charged amount without adding a percentage. The official … Read more