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Korea Survival Pack

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I’ve lived in Korea for a bit and let me tell you what you should have if you want to travel to Korea.
 
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A lot of expats recommend using this cellphone provider and I’ve used it myself. It’s affordable and has great coverage
CHINGU MOBILE
 
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This is your transportation card and it can double as a prepaid credit card as well. You need this for traveling around.
Tmoney
 
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Not sure if this is an iPhone only app but I use this to check my balance on my Tmoney when I can.
‎Korea transit card - BucaCheck
 
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Another option for cellphone and internet usage here in Korea. Many expats recommend this as well
WOORI MOBILE
 
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Papago is Korea’s version of Google translate. It is more accurate in terms of translating Korean to English and vice versa.
파파고 (Papago)
 
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Google Maps or even Apple Maps does not work very well in Korea so I recommend downloading Naver Maps, Korea’s version of Google Maps.
Naver Map
 
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While Seoul and most big cities have free WiFi, there are times where you might not have WiFi so a pocket wifi would be a good idea.
POCKET WIFI KOREA : #1 Pocket WiFi Rental Service
 
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YouTube Music and Spotify doesn’t have a free version in Korea so to bypass this, I use a VPN.
Proton VPN