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Reach travelers visiting Korea through a simple, relevant partnership.
Partnership inquiries →WITH uses your location for Find My Way and Nearby Places. First, check that location access is allowed for this browser.
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Your companion in Korea.
Reach travelers visiting Korea through a simple, relevant partnership.
Partnership inquiries →Use a transportation card for subways and buses. Remember to tap when boarding and when getting off, especially when transferring.
Check the line, direction and exit number before you travel. Transfer signs inside stations guide you between lines.
Check the bus number and destination, tap your transportation card when boarding, press the stop button before your stop, and tap again when getting off.
If the driver cannot understand your destination, show the address in Korean or use WITH Translate.
For travel between cities, check train or intercity/express bus options in advance, especially on weekends and holidays.
Cards are widely used, but keeping some Korean won can help when a foreign card is not accepted or for smaller purchases.
Use Nearby Places to find an ATM or currency exchange near your current location.
카드로 결제할 수 있나요?
Can I pay by card?
If you need medicine or basic health assistance, use Nearby Places to find a pharmacy and use Translate to explain your symptoms.
For non-emergency medical care, find a nearby hospital or clinic. In a serious medical emergency, call 119.
열이 나요. — I have a fever.
배가 아파요. — My stomach hurts.
알레르기가 있어요. — I have an allergy.
First check the places you recently visited and contact your accommodation. If you need police assistance, use Emergency Help.
Contact the relevant embassy or consulate for your nationality and follow its replacement instructions. Police assistance may also be needed depending on the situation.
물건을 잃어버렸어요.
I lost something.
A local SIM or eSIM can make maps, translation and communication easier during your trip. Check compatibility with your phone before purchasing.
Hotels, cafés and many public facilities provide Wi-Fi. Keep important addresses and accommodation information available in case you temporarily lose internet access.
South Korea's country calling code is +82. International dialing rules depend on your carrier and current SIM.
Ordering and payment styles vary. Some restaurants use table ordering, kiosks or counter payment, and some provide water or utensils at a self-service area.
Keep entrances clear and follow priority-seat signs. Keep calls and audio at a considerate volume.
Some homes, accommodations and traditional-style spaces require shoes to be removed before entering.
Waste and recycling rules vary by location. Follow the labels provided at your accommodation or disposal point.
Lost something? Check recent locations, contact your accommodation, then use Translate or Emergency Help if needed.
Feeling sick? Find a pharmacy or hospital nearby and use Translate to explain your symptoms.
Missed your transport? Use Find My Way to check another route and Nearby Places for useful facilities around you.
Card not working? Find an ATM or currency exchange nearby and keep some Korean won as a backup.
Can't communicate? Open Translate and show the Korean result directly.
Traveling in another country can turn simple tasks into difficult ones: finding the right route, locating a pharmacy, explaining something in Korean or knowing who to contact in an emergency. WITH brings these common needs together in one simple place so travelers can get to the next step faster.
WITH is designed around situations that visitors can actually encounter while traveling in Korea. The goal is not to replace official maps, emergency services or professional assistance, but to make useful information and the next action easier to reach.
WITH aims to reduce unnecessary steps. Save your location once, choose what you need, and move directly to the relevant tool or information. Language support is part of the same goal: making Korea easier to navigate even when Korean is unfamiliar.
For crime, danger, theft or urgent police assistance.
For medical emergencies, ambulance or fire.
Korea Travel Hotline for travel assistance and interpretation.