“Travel Money” is a valuable resource for managing finances while exploring Korea. It offers advice on the most effective ways to carry and exchange currency, tips on using credit cards internationally, and guidance on budgeting for your trip. It also provides information on cost of living in various Korean cities, helping you plan your expenses. From understanding the local currency to tips on tipping, these articles ensure you are financially well-prepared for your Korean adventure. Navigate Korea’s financial landscape with ease and confidence with the help of “Travel Money”.
If you plan to live or travel in Korea and want to spend money from overseas in Korea, or if you want to send money to an expat living in Korea, this article will help you do that. I will explain how I use Wise to send money to Korea in different currencies and how a Wise account can help you manage money between borders without the hassle of expensive bank transfers.
Planning to travel to South Korea soon but not sure what's the best way to pay for goods and services in Seoul and beyond? Want to avoid expensive money exchange costs when you arrive in Korea? The issue of how to pay in Korea, whether you should use cash, card, or some other payment means, is a common problem for travellers and one I hope to resolve in this article.
Travelling to Korea soon and worried about paying high fees when you use your credit card? Not sure if you will be able to withdraw cash at an ATM or use your credit card when shopping? Want to avoid paying high rates to exchange cash at home or in Korea? Then you should definitely learn about WOWPASS, the Korean travel card that comes with T-Money.
Did you know you can use the Wise card in Korea to pay most of your purchases, withdraw cash from ATMs, and as a safe alternative to your regular credit card? I use the Wise card to spend money in Korea and when I travel to other countries as it's a great way to exchange money between over 50 currencies when you're travelling, including Korean won.