Most visa-free travelers to South Korea need a K-ETA before boarding. Check your nationality and apply only through the official portal to avoid a boarding denial.
Your first day in Seoul goes smoother with a set order: transport, connectivity, cash, then orientation. Here is what to handle first and what can wait.
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