How to get a tax refund when buying things in Korea?

Question 1: How can I get a tax refund after shopping in Korea? Most shops where tourists are concentrated can get a tax refund. For example, in Myeongdong, the most representative tourist shopping area, almost all shops there can get tax rebates, and some shops in Dongdaemun, including doota, also have tax rebates. Importantly, shops that can refund taxes will post the following "tax-free" signs at the door, cashier or other obvious places.

"Duty-free" Korean shopping tax rebate sign

As long as you confirm whether the shopping place has this sign, you can know whether you can get a tax refund. Of course, if you can't find it and don't feel at ease, and you know a little Korean, you can ask the clerk directly. Of course, some shops will have clerks who can speak Chinese. And even with this sign, not all of them can be returned. There are also restrictions on the amount and departure time. South Korea stipulates that you must purchase more than 30,000 won (about 160 yuan RMB) and leave the country within three months to get the tax refund.

Question 2: What about the tax refund for shopping in Korea? Generally speaking, you can understand it as tax-free. I remember saying that before, so the clerk gave me the list.

Question 3: How to refund the tax when shopping in Korea, and what is the tax refund process? Do you want to apply for customs clearance tax refund or something? First, get the receipt. There is a tax refund office at the airport or the check-in office of the ship, written in Chinese.

Question 4: Where is a duty-free shop in Korea that does not directly include tax? If a street shop asks for a tax refund form when paying, it will stamp it at the security desk next to the airport check-in counter. After stamping, you can check in, get your boarding pass, and then go directly to the special window with the tax refund form to apply for tax refund. Incheon Airport is at Window 28, so it's better to queue up some time in advance.

Question 5: What is the meaning of tax refund for shopping in Korea? That is, you can get a consumption tax refund when you buy things at the tax refund shop outside. About a hundred dollars, and a few dollars can be refunded. Retirement is annoying. If you think things are already cheap or you buy very little, don't bother.

Question 6: How to buy things duty-free in Korea? The money paid by duty-free shops is the tax-free price. If it is not tax-free, the clerk will remind you directly when buying it. If you buy more than 30,000 won, you can get a tax refund. Just go to the airport for tax refund with the receipt. But tell the airport staff in advance.

Question 7: How did you get 1 when you went shopping in Korea? When shopping in the store, if there is a tax refund, the cashier will give you a small ticket directly after shopping, and take this small ticket to the designated place of the airport for tax refund.

2. Shopping in the mall, usually after shopping, take the shopping receipt to the designated place of the mall, and the designated place will issue you a tax refund receipt, and take the tax refund receipt to the designated place of the airport for tax refund.

There are several tax refund places in the airport. Tax refund receipts for shopping in different shopping malls in Korea should be refunded at designated places respectively. Please ask at the Korean airport, and someone will tell you where to get the tax refund and what kind of receipt is different.

4, consumption depends on the mood, give it if you want, it doesn't matter if you don't give it.

It's best not to buy things in myeongdong. Many of them are from China. Duty-free shops are more cost-effective. You can visit cosmetics stores or shopping malls when you have time. Catch up with brand discounts, which is cheaper than duty-free shops. This is my experience in Korea for two years.

Question 8: Can Korean goods be refunded in China? If you buy things in myeongdong, some brands of things (such as missha, etc. ) you can refund the tax directly at the tax refund office near Myeongdong (please ask the staff in the store for the specific location); Things bought in duty-free shops are not refundable; For other things, you need to ask the store for the tax refund certificate when you settle the shopping, and go through the tax refund formalities at the airport. It's best to apply for tax refund before boarding, and some things need customs inspection. The location of tax refund is marked at the airport or consulted by airport staff.

Question 9: What is the minimum tax refund for shopping in Seoul, South Korea? In South Korea, goods exceeding 30,000 won (about RMB 169 yuan) must be purchased in shops marked with "duty-free shopping" in order to be exempted from the additional tax.

1) When you buy 50,000 won (about 283 RMB), you can get a 7% tax rebate, which is the most cost-effective;

2) When approaching 50,000 won (about 283 RMB), please remember to exceed this amount as much as possible, otherwise you can only refund the tax of about 3%;

3) If the purchase amount is between 30,000 and 49,999 won, only 1500 won (about 9 yuan RMB) can be refunded;

4) Similarly, if the purchase amount is between 50,000 and 74,999 won, only 3,500 won (about 20 yuan) can be refunded.

Question 10: Answer to the question about shopping tax refund in Korea 1: Generally, everything you want to buy is paid, stamped somewhere in the mall (Lotte is on the negative 1 floor, but others can't remember), and then you can get the tax refund at the airport.

Answer 2: First of all, did you say 50,000 won or RMB? If you win, I advise you not to go. You can only get a dozen dollars for wasting time. The more you buy, the higher the tax rebate will naturally be. You can get a tax refund together, but it doesn't have to be 50,000 yuan. For example, if you buy 10 yuan, you will get a tax refund 1 yuan, and if you buy 20 yuan, you will get a tax refund for 2 yuan.

Answer 3: Ask your colleague to pay for you with a card, and you give him cash. Can I ask the tour guide's savings card?

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