Your Korea trip guide
Clear information on how the trip works, what to prepare, and where you'll go. No medical advice — just organization and support.
Useful information
MoneyCards, cash, and currency exchange — what to expect.+
- The currency is the South Korean won (KRW); notes are 1,000 / 5,000 / 10,000 / 50,000.
- Cards work almost everywhere, including taxis and convenience stores.
- Keep some cash for traditional markets and small street-food stalls.
- Exchange money at the airport, banks, or licensed booths in the city.
ConnectivityGetting online from the moment you land.+
- Pick up an eSIM, a tourist SIM, or rent pocket Wi-Fi right at the airport.
- Free Wi-Fi is common in cafés, the subway, and most public places.
- KakaoMap or Naver Map work better than Google Maps for directions.
- Your coordinator stays reachable on WhatsApp or Telegram throughout.
SafetyOne of the safest places to travel, day or night.+
- Korea is very safe; walking at night is normal in most areas.
- Emergency numbers: 119 (ambulance and fire), 112 (police).
- The tourist hotline 1330 helps 24/7 in several languages.
- Pharmacies are easy to find for everyday needs.
EtiquetteA few simple customs that go a long way.+
- Shoes come off in homes and some traditional restaurants.
- Offer and receive things with both hands, especially with elders.
- On transit, priority seats are left for the elderly and pregnant.
- Tipping is not expected — service is already included.
Food & diningWhat and how to eat, from BBQ to street snacks.+
- Side dishes (banchan) come free and are usually refillable.
- Korean BBQ, bibimbap, and noodle soups are friendly first meals.
- Street food like tteokbokki and hotteok is cheap and easy to try.
- Tell your coordinator about allergies or halal / vegetarian needs.
Shopping & tax refundBeauty, fashion, and getting your tax back.+
- Myeongdong, Hongdae, and Seongsu are popular for cosmetics and fashion.
- Look for the 'Tax Free' sign to claim VAT back on eligible buys.
- Keep receipts and your passport for refunds at the airport.
- Olive Young is the one-stop shop for Korean skincare and makeup.
When to go
Spring and autumn bring mild weather, comfortable for getting around. Summer is hot and humid, winter is cold. We match the trip dates to your plan.
What to prepare
Frequently asked questions
What languages is support in?+
Assistance in Russian and Kazakh at every step.
Do I pay you any fee?+
No. Our service is free for you — no commission, deposit or prepayment. You pay only for the treatment itself, in Korea, directly at the clinic.
Do I need an interpreter?+
Yes, we help with an interpreter at the appointment and during the trip.
How does the process work?+
Request, free consultation, matching an officially registered clinic, and a visit with support.
Do you help with the trip?+
Yes: document preparation, itinerary, transfers and accommodation.
Who receives my data?+
Only registered partners, to arrange the consultation and visit, with your consent.
Is this a medical consultation?+
No. We help with organization. Medical questions are handled by a doctor at an in-person appointment.