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What do I need to prepare for my own trip to Korea?

1. Passport does not need to provide deposits and real estate, just take the account book and ID card to the account book.

Just go to the exit-entry management office of the local public security bureau, take photos there, fill out the form, and you can get it with the receipt in about ten working days.

You can't go to Korea with your passport. You also need a visa from the Korean Embassy. This can be handled through a travel agency. In your present situation, the success rate of applying for a tourist visa is not great. To apply for a Korean visa through a travel agency, you need to submit a copy of your passport, ID card and household registration book, three 2-inch photos with a white background, the employment certificate provided by your work unit, or the residence certificate issued by the police station. It's simpler. However, it is generally necessary to refund the deposit when traveling to South Korea now. The travel society determines the amount according to your materials, generally ranging from 50,000 to 80,000. You can consult a large local international travel agency for details.

3, Seoul, South Korea, Jeju Island, the cost of a four-flight five-day tour is generally around 4,500 yuan, including air tickets, accommodation, catering, tickets, tour guide services, etc. Prices vary from place to place, please consult the local authorities.

note:

And electrical appliances: the voltage in Korea is 220V, and the power plug is cylindrical (German standard). If you have portable appliances, you should bring your own adapter. Prohibition of carrying articles: It shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant regulations of China and South Korea. South Korea strictly controls the entry of meat products (beef, mutton, chicken and pork), and offenders will be severely punished. Diet: Korean diet is characterized by cold and hot, mainly rice, less pasta, and likes to drink cold water.

First trip:

(1) Domestic exit procedures: passport, air ticket, exit card, ID card (ID card is required for the first exit). Holding a short-term study visa, you must purchase a round-trip ticket valid for one year.

(2) Entry formalities in Korea: passport and entry card.

2. Daily travel:

(1) Taxi: The starting price of ordinary taxis in Korea is 1300 won, which is about 2,000 won per kilometer.

(2) Bus: Pay the fare with coins or credit cards when boarding at the front door, and ring the bell in advance to remind the driver when getting off at the back door.

The local fare is about 300-600 won, and the long-distance fare is about 1300- 1500 won.

(3) Subway: 600- 1 100 won depending on the distance.

3. Others:

(1) Telephone card: Magnetic cards are divided into three denominations: 3000 won, 5000 won and 10000 won. In addition, there is an IP card that can be used to make international long-distance calls to China, at a rate of 30-70 RMB per minute.

(2) Currency: notes:1000,5000, 10000, coins:10,500,100,500.

Items to be prepared for going abroad for the first time:

Pillow towel, quilt cover, washing powder (one bag), laundry soap (several pieces), soap (two pieces), shampoo (one bottle), anti-inflammatory medicine, cold medicine, buccal tablets, airsickness medicine, band-aid, etc. , power adapter (one), patch panel (one), pen, notebook and paper (all a few)

-Climate

South Korea has a temperate monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, and the southern part is characterized by a mild maritime climate. March to May is spring and flowers are in full bloom. June-August is summer, with rainfall accounting for half of the whole year, high temperature and high humidity; September ~ 1 1 is autumn, which is the most suitable season for traveling. February from 65438 to February of the following year is winter, and the weather characteristics are similar to those in the northeast. This is a good season for skiing.

Many airlines have opened flights between Seoul and major cities in the world. South Korea has three international airports and numerous ports, such as Gimpo, Jinhai and Jeju, and two major airlines, South Korea and Asiana, which regularly fly to China 14 city. There are direct flights to Seoul from Beijing and Hong Kong, and liner flights to Incheon from Weihai, Qingdao and Tianjin. The sailing time takes 20 to 24 hours.

At present, Seoul and Busan have subways; The city bus fare is cheap, but because the route is only marked in Korean, it is a little inconvenient for foreign tourists to take it.

Taxi fares are slightly cheaper than in other countries, and taxis are always available. Railway branches and trunk lines connect almost all parts of the country, and expressway can also lead to major cities and tourist attractions in the country. There are sightseeing boats along the coast. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery by boat and enjoy the best service.

-Catering

White rice is the staple food. Commonly used dishes include stewed hot pot with meat, fish, tofu and vegetables, as well as Korean-specific nutritious kimchi (Kimch'i) and various side dishes mixed with Korean seasonings. Tableware with spoons and chopsticks.

The basic ingredients of the restaurant are Chili powder and garlic, and a variety of condiments with different flavors are added. Therefore, in addition to spicy taste, Korean food has a unique color and fragrance, which makes people salivate.

-Shopping

In Korea, the dazzling array of world-famous products in big shops attracts attention, but it is also interesting to visit the open-air market. Korean antiques and handicrafts, ready-made clothes, shoes and furs are very popular.

The main shopping areas in Seoul are:

Myeongdong-a bustling area with dense shops selling decorations, leather shoes, wallets and silk products.

Ren Sidong-selling antiques, calligraphy and painting, tea sets, handicrafts, etc. There are traditional Korean tea shops and ceramic shops, which are full of antique mood.

Itaewon-Sell leather products, jeans, furs, etc. There are foreigners visiting here.

Longshan Electronic Commercial Street-Electronic Products Monopoly Commercial Street.

stay

Super or first-class hotels (equivalent to four or five-star hotels in China) are equipped with various restaurants and facilities. In recent years, general hotels have provided western-style beds and sanitary facilities for budget-saving passengers. Since I'm in Korea, I might as well stay in a traditional Korean room called "On Dol". The heating comes from the copper tube installed at the bottom, and then the bedding is spread on the flat and smooth pit surface, so that the guests can fall asleep slowly and enjoy the fun of warming the pit.

-Currency

The unit of Korean won is Korean won, which is represented by "W". There are 1000, 5000 and 10000 yuan in banknotes, and 1 5, 10, 50, 100 and 500 yuan in coins.

In Korea, the following credit cards can be widely used: VISA, American Express, Diners Civb, Master Card and JCB.

-Business hours of banks:

9: 30 am to 4: 30 pm

Saturday: 9: 30 am ~ 65438+0: 30 pm

-Electricity

The voltage used in Korea is110v, and recently it is 220v. The hotel currently has 1 10V and 220V power supplies. Please check the voltage before using electrical appliances.

-Telephone

Every call to 40 yuan in downtown Korea is limited to 3 minutes. When making a domestic long distance call, dial the area code first, and then the other party's number. The area codes of major cities are as follows: Seoul (0)2, Incheon (0)32, Busan (0)5 1, Daegu (0)53, Gyeongbuk (0)54, Gyeongnam (0)55, Gwangju (0)62 and Jeju (0)64.

first aid

Police theft station 1 12, fire alarm station and ambulance 1 19. If you need medical treatment or call an ambulance in a hotel, you can directly ask the service desk or the manager for help. When you encounter difficulties or injuries on the road, you can directly ask the police or pedestrians in the local police station for help. All major cities have police stations.

First of all, let me tell you that the natural scenery in South Korea is definitely not as good as that in China. If we talk about modern facilities, I think there are many developed cities in China, which are basically the same. The ratio of RMB to Korean won can be roughly understood as 1: 100. I might tell you the price there. For example, a bibimbap is about 100 RMB, and it is even more expensive if you order fish in a restaurant. An ordinary fish is about 1000 RMB, a 500ml ordinary drink is about 30 yuan RMB, a green bottle really shows 30 yuan RMB, an ice cream is about 30 yuan RMB, and a cola is the cheapest 500ml, which is about 20 RMB. Casinos only accept foreign tourists, and it is illegal for Koreans to enter. If you set up a Taiwan station there, the minimum Taiwan fee is 500 yuan RMB chips, but if you are unlucky, it is estimated to be 30 minutes. Slot machines are ok. 200 yuan RMB can play around 1 hour. It is best not to take a pure black taxi, which is more expensive than others. You can use UnionPay cards to buy things in duty-free shops, but it is recommended to settle in US dollars or won. It is cheaper to buy Korean cosmetics locally than in China, and other products are similar.

South Korea's consumption level is well-known in Asia. Only Japanese people will buy a lot of things when they come to Korea, because Japanese things are more expensive. Although the consumption is relatively high, it is recommended to try abalone porridge. Buying rubies and amethysts in Korea is not supported, because the hardness difference is not as good as that in our country. Don't buy clothes there, especially cotton goods. Most of them are our products, which can be bought everywhere in China and are much cheaper than those in Korea. If you want to take candy home to send friends, you can buy chocolate and candy from Europe and America locally, and the price is much cheaper than that made in Korea. There are also authentic Korean ginseng shops that are expensive, but authentic Taiji ginseng can be considered for moderate purchase.