How much won should I take to travel to Korea? How much is the telephone charge there? Is it cost-effective to exchange at home or in the past? About five days, go by yourself.

1. How much cash should I bring when traveling in Korea?

According to the entry and exit regulations, citizens can carry 20 thousand yuan. (Basic knowledge)

After arriving at Incheon Airport in South Korea to pick up your luggage, there is a Korean money exchange office at the exit with obvious Chinese signs.

In Korea, most shopping malls or businesses (except supermarkets and stalls) can pay with UnionPay cards. If 1 10,000 won is used for other consumption (about 6,000 RMB) and paper money is urgently needed, banks with exchange marks in Korea can exchange the won.

Second, how much is the phone bill there?

The telephone charges vary depending on the network you use. Before traveling, you can consult through the customer service hotlines of China Unicom, China Mobile and China Telecom. Be sure to ask the customer service to temporarily shut down the cellular network before departure (if you have super payment ability, you don't have to shut it down, the estimated cost is tens of thousands), and then apply for opening it after the meeting. When you arrive in Korea, turn on your mobile phone and open the 3G network, and you can use it.

Third, how much does it cost to buy some cosmetics and skin care products?

If you buy in Dongdaemun, Nandaemun, Myeongdong and department stores, you can pay with China UnionPay card.

As for how much money, it depends on the brand and quantity you buy. Generally, it is 6000- 1, 000 yuan as a gift for personal use.

Some places in the scenic spot need to pay paper money and need to prepare about 200,000 won (about RMB 1 100).

* When paying by credit card, please choose UnionPay, so you don't have to bother to pay back the US dollars when you come back. (Applicable to airport duty-free shops. Some businesses may not have Chinese service and can communicate in English, but most businesses have Chinese service personnel. )

Korean roadside snacks are about 2000 won. Some smaller Korean restaurants need to pay paper money, for example, a bowl of Zhajiang noodles won 5000 yuan, a bowl of miso soup won 5000 yuan, barbecue won 1 0,000 yuan, and Anton miso chicken won 1.5. (The cost is roughly the same, please refer to it. )

When going abroad, you need to pay attention to the national image. When crossing the road in Korea, you must wait for the traffic lights, don't jaywalk (Korea pays attention to safety), keep it clean, and don't litter. There are smoking places on the roadside, but don't smoke while walking. Don't leave things outside the car, take your passport with you, and put a 10 RMB or 1000 RMB on the bedside table when you leave the hotel. If the power outlet is not available, please contact the service desk. If there is no service desk, please go to the supermarket to buy a multi-purpose socket.

That's all I know.