165438+1how much does it cost to travel to Korea in October?

I traveled to Seoul with Sino-Singapore last year. I changed a lot of money before I went, all for nothing. Not worth it. According to my experience, I suggest you make an appointment with the Bank of China one day in advance and change it the next day. However, it is not cost-effective to exchange won at home. I suggest you take RMB to Korea. There are many money exchange offices in Myeongdong, Seoul, and the exchange rate is much more cost-effective than that of domestic banks. One thousand RMB can be exchanged for more than ten thousand won.

Give some advice on changing money:

1. If there is Huaxia Bank nearby, you can set up a Huaxia Bank savings card, put some money in and withdraw money from the local ATM in Korea. There is no handling fee for the first payment every day, and the exchange rate on that day is more cost-effective than changing money.

2. If there is no Huaxia Bank nearby or you don't want to apply for another card, take about 5K RMB and a UnionPay savings card or credit card with you. Many shops in Korea can use UnionPay cards, and there is no handling fee for exchanging real-time exchange rates, which is very cost-effective. For example, duty-free shops and specialty stores, where you shop by credit card. On weekdays, you can change money into won at Myeongdong, first change it into 3K yuan, and then change it if it is not enough. Generally, one day in 500 yuan is enough.