Ultimate South Korea Travel Guide (watch before you come to Seoul!)

I have a question also I’m new to your channel if I’m a foreigner and want to move to south korea what should i do

I'm new in your channel. We are planning to go to Busan in Oct. 2024. Can you recommend best hotel near subway station and Heaundae beach. And recommendation on authentic restaurants and places to visit. Thank you and more power

You have me go to so many videos for the info 😅

Traveling to Korea for the first time in 2 weeks! My bf is native korean so whenever i ask im about documents he is like i don't know i am a korean citizen.

Good video !!

Where is the vlog video

K-ETA Visas are not needed for USA passports, you only need your Passport, as of 10/2023

Nice Helpful information, Just returned from vacation in South Korea 10/2023 this information is accurate Thank You

Google maps will never be accurate in Korea because of safety reasons. Koreas still technically at war so they don’t want their maps displayed to everyone

hi megan, enjoying your vidz as i prepare for our south korea trip at the end of the month. got a question about making reservations for the blue house - do i really need a local korean phone number to make reservations? is there no way around this? the website asks for a phone number to confirm, and i guess my US phone number isn't working. thanks for any info

You are soooooooooo adorable😌

Oh wow.. This is everything you need to know about Korea when you travel. Thanks :)

Some great tips that have really helped with my trip to Seoul. Id highly recommend staying and spending more time in Hongdae rather than Itaewon. Much more of an authentic atmosphere in Hongdae both day & night.

I tried finding you on Instagram but couldn’t

Love all the info. Thank you

Have you ever used luggage transportation services between cities (hotel to hotel) like they have in Japan? Made traveling the Shinkansen a lot easier. Thinking the same thing for the KTX.

Hi. Im a US citizen and will be in S Korea on Aug 13. Do you know of a young local female who is willing to show me around and does not mind being a photographer at the same time? Thank you.

How can we buy an apartment for 1 person and you were went Korea for job please tell me and this was first time in doth Korea

Wait a minute, so South Korea is essentially giving you a 2 year visa as long as you do a visa run every 90 days? That's awesome! I had thought initially it was just a 90 day visa at which point you would need to leave and reapply for again. Thank you for all the very useful information!

Hi, Megan

My name is Portia! Im coming to Seoul Korea on July 13-27 2023 I would like to have lunch with you.

thank you!

Why do you come to South Korea, especially Seoul, where the only thing you want to see is the old palace, and the rip-off fee is unfriendly and boring, parking rumors, fine dust, and North Korea is trying to provoke you? I am Korean, but I am disillusioned with this country every day.
But you are so pretty!! It's so beautiful!

Genuine question what if I plan on staying forever or for like a very long time like I’m years and I don’t have the money to keep traveling back and forth for visa can I just get something else or pay it while I’m in South Korea?

I see that Canadiens dont need this visa hmm...it is true?

i’m traveling solo to south korea next year, and your videos are an absolute blessing. thank u so much for your explanations of everything!

FYI: You don't need a VISA if you a re a US citizen already.

Finally someone
Who explains everything so clearly! Thank you!

Luckily till 31st december 2024 people who live in certain countries dont need a visa or k-eta

I’m planning a trip to Korea and just discovered your videos- you are so so helpful!! Thank you so much for your content !!!!

Note! 22 countries have been exempt from K-ETA between April 1st 2023 to December 31st 2024. It’s listed on South Koreas national government website but for convenience i’ll paste it here:

List of 22 countries/regions eligible for temporary exemption of K-ETA:
Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Macao, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, UK, US (including Guam).

Do I need a visa if I'm visiting korea for 3 weeks with an italian passport..? Internet is telling me no but this video made me doubt things lol

Just read that citizens won't need a visa if they are traveling short-term between April 1, 2023 and December 31, 2024 😳🤔

I'm going to Seoul this week. From the airport using the subway, how does it work if I have like 3pcs of luggage?

The k-eta visa is not required for several countries at the moment

Thanks a lot for such an informative video!! I'm currently living in Korea yet it was helpful for me

I'm going to Korea in a week - your videos are a great help. Thank youuuu!!

just entered without a visa :)

Not everyone needs a visa to enter South Korea….

K-ETA is no longer required for US citizens. I got it and was told that it's no longer needed upon entry

US passport no need visa started April 1st 2023 to Dec 2024

Megan hello and thank you. I am coming to South Korea end of May. I have a question about buying a SIM card. I have accessed the site you recommend trazy. But my question is this. I am planning on a trip for 90 day stay maximum I am allowed. Staying with family. I want to be able to use my phone while there, out and about not just in the home with their wi-fi. I have what’s app downloaded for calls back to husband. Which will be the best choice of cards to order? I’d like it delivered to me before leaving here. And do I need to re-fill service on it monthly since I’m planning 3 months?

any solo travellers in seoul at the beginning of august this year?😁🌚

This is so helpful! Thank you so much for creating content like this. It has always been a dream of mine to visit South Korea. I know I will go someday, God willing. This will keep me updated and prepared for my travels ahead! ❤️☺️🙏🏻

Loving to have found your channel! I'm heading to Seoul for work in 4 weeks and have meetings and events in two completely different parts of the city! One is at COEX so someone suggested I stay at the Intercontinental, and the other event is at the Westin Josun. I will be busy but would love to explore areas nearby as I've never been to Korea before. Where would you recommend I stay? Thank you so much!!

You don’t need any visa or keta if you are British

Hey Megan, thanks for this great video! I went to apply for a visa on K-ETA and once i chose USA I got a popup that said "You are a national of a country/region eligible for K-ETA temporary exemption, and thus you are not required to apply for K-ETA..." should I still continue? I guess I'm a little confused!

Heading to Korea soon! Your videos are soooooo helpful! Thanks you so much! I bought your airport guide. Thank you thank you thank you!

I will go to Korea tomorrow for 10 days by myself...your videos are very helpful thanks