What can't I take with me on the plane to study in Korea? Check and carry? There are also requirements for liquid things.

Baggage preparation for studying in Korea 1. Classification of prohibited articles and duty-free goods in Korea 1. When preparing articles to be taken to Korea, we must first understand the restrictive regulations of Korean customs on articles that cannot enter Korea. Articles prohibited and restricted from being brought into Korea include counterfeit goods, such as currency, bonds and other securities. When entering the Korean Customs for customs declaration, no matter whether the declared goods are taxed or not, all necessary conditions for customs clearance must be prepared before customs declaration can be carried out. 2. Duty-free items: personal clothes, jewelry, cosmetics and daily necessities carried with you; 200 cigarettes; 1 bottle of wine (1 0,000ml); 2 ounces of perfume; Commodities with a value of less than $400 (excluding tobacco and alcohol). 2. Items to be prepared for going abroad 1. Valid passport and ID card with student visa: Passport is the only legal document for international students to prove their identity in Korea, so it must be carefully kept. You should make a copy of your passport, so that in case you lose it, you can provide detailed information when you reissue it, and it can also be used as temporary proof of your identity. If the passport is lost, the replacement place is: non-Busan passengers-China Embassy (Seoul); Passengers enter Busan-Busan Consulate. If you are going abroad for the first time, don't forget to bring your ID card. In addition, before going abroad, you need to get a valid student visa from the nearest Korean consulate. 2. Admission notice, tuition fee and remittance invoice. 3. Air tickets: Some airlines will sell an extra ticket, so in order not to delay their travel arrangements, call the airline to which the ticket belongs three days before departure to check whether the ticket has not been sold, and carefully check whether the English name and departure date on the ticket are correct. 4. Cash: The amount of cash brought into Korea shall be implemented in accordance with relevant state regulations. If the cash you carry with you is US dollars, you can open a special account for US dollar deposits in a designated bank after you arrive in Korea; In terms of RMB, the Bank of Korea has not yet opened a separate RMB account, but it can provide the service of converting RMB into won. Restrictions on carrying cash: When entering Korea, if you have more than 10000 USD in cash, you must declare it to the customs officer. Non-resident passengers leaving Korea must obtain permission from the Korean bank or customs if they bring foreign currency or won (including traveler's checks and bank checks) equivalent to more than US$ 65,438+00,000, but the amount declared at the time of entry does not need to be declared again. Those who violate this provision will be fined or punished in accordance with the foreign exchange trading law. 5. It is suggested to record the school address, telephone number, the name of the pick-up person and the detailed route to the school. In case the pick-up person is not at the airport, it can also be found according to the address. 6. Credit cards: International credit cards commonly used in Korea include American Express, Visa, Master and other credit cards. At present, dual-currency credit cards issued by major domestic commercial banks can be used in Korea. 7. Clothes: The weather in Korea is similar to that in China, with four distinct seasons. 1 month to March, winter: the average temperature is below 0 degrees Celsius. April-June, spring: average temperature 10-20 degrees Celsius. July to September, summer: the average temperature is 25-32 degrees Celsius. 10 to 12, autumn: the average temperature is around 10 degrees Celsius. Generally speaking, it is enough to prepare a coat, a sweater, a sweatshirt and a coat in winter. Korean college students prefer jeans, so bring more pairs of jeans. It is best to bring sheets from China to Korea. Generally, there are no sheets in Korean university dormitories. 8. Drugs: Being in a foreign country is hard to avoid acclimatization. Moreover, the drug price in South Korea is higher than that in China. Plaster, cold medicine, diarrhea medicine, antibiotics and multivitamin tablets should be taken properly. There is no registration fee for seeing a doctor in the school clinic, only the medicine fee.

9. Electrical appliances: The voltage in Korea is 220v, but the plug is different from that in China. Just buy a conversion plug here (South Korea uses a two-way cylindrical plug, so it is best to bring a universal plug before coming to Korea). Third, how to prepare the checked baggage 1, the weight and size of the baggage brought into the cabin: to study in Korea, you can buy a student ticket with a visa, so you can enjoy the discount of checking 30KG baggage. Generally speaking, the total weight of hand luggage cannot exceed 7 kg. Passengers with economy class tickets can only carry one piece of luggage each. When traveling in economy class, the size of the carry-on suitcase is: A+B+C= 1 15cm, and the length of each side is: A: 55cm, B: 40cm, C: 23cm (due to the limitation of cabin size, the regulations and procedures of airports in various countries may restrict or change the luggage standards brought into the cabin). 2. What items can be brought into the cabin: personal belongings. In addition to free luggage by weight, each passenger can also carry the following items: a woman's handbag, a traveling coat or raincoat or blanket, a walking stick or an umbrella, a small number of books to be read during the flight, a small camera, a small telescope, baby food, a baby cradle, a foldable wheelchair or a pair of crutches or braces or artificial limbs for patients to move. Baggage brought into the cabin must be put under the suitcase or seat. When placing and taking out the luggage, please pay attention to avoid the luggage falling and hurting other passengers. 3. What items need to be checked: liquid things must be checked, and don't take them on the plane. Generally speaking, it is not allowed to bring some meat food. Articles that passengers are forbidden to carry with them but can be checked as luggage, such as life knives, professional knives, alcohol, performance tools and various sharp and blunt instruments that may be used to endanger aviation safety. Articles that need to be kept by passengers include: important documents, money, bills of exchange, negotiable securities, travel documents, jewelry, precious metals, gold and silver products, electronics, digital products and other valuables, samples, fragile or perishable articles, lithium batteries, and prescription drugs that individuals need to take regularly. Don't put them in your luggage or check them in. The checked baggage should be well packed, locked and firmly tied, able to withstand certain pressure and be safely loaded, unloaded and transported under normal operating conditions. In addition, there are ingredients: such as aniseed, pepper, pepper, monosodium glutamate, etc., which are not only expensive but also not so good in Korea. The cost of eating in South Korea, especially in Seoul, is not low. You should learn to cook at home before going. If you are a typical "eat everything without worrying about spending money", that's fine, otherwise you should learn to be self-reliant when you go abroad. If you can't come, you should go to Xinhua Bookstore to buy a cookbook and sell it now.