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A pavilion on a small island reflected in its pond at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, South Korea

Money & practical Updated 29 July 2026

Emergency Numbers in South Korea: The Practical Safety Guide

The numbers to save before landing in Korea: 112, 119 and the 1330 tourist helpline, plus how pharmacies work and what to do about a lost passport.

Granite crags and pine trees on a mountainside in Seoraksan National Park, South Korea

Money & practical Updated 29 July 2026

Travel Insurance for South Korea: What Actually Matters

Why insurance matters where hospitals are excellent but visitors get no free care: medical limits to look for, hiking and ski clauses, and how claims work.

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Emergency Numbers in South Korea: The Practical Safety Guide

Travel Insurance for South Korea: What Actually Matters