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T-money Card Refund Guide (Latest Edition) Before leaving Korea, don’t let your leftover T-money card balance go to waste. Here's a complete and updated guide on how to get your money back efficiently. Not sure how T-money cards work in the first place? 👉 Beginner’s Guide: How to Use T-money in Korea ✅ Key Things to Know The purchase price of the card (around ₩2,500) is non-refundable. Only the remaining balance is refundable; a ₩500 service fee usually applies. You can keep and reuse the card on your next trip. 🏪 Small Refunds: Use Convenience Stores Where: CU, GS25, 7-Eleven, and other major chains. How: Show your T-money card to the cashier. They'll check your balance and give you a cash refund minus ₩500 fee. Get a receipt if needed. Note: Most stores only handle refunds if your balance is under ₩20,000–30,000 . 💡 Tip: Try to use up your card so the remaining balance is under ₩30,000. Since conven...

🇰🇷 A Complete Guide to Public Transportation in Korea for Foreign Visitors (2025) If you're visiting Korea for the first time, you’ve probably heard that the public transport system is clean, safe, and efficient. But once you arrive, you might find yourself wondering: “Which card should I buy?”, “How do I transfer?”, or “Where do I recharge my card?” This guide covers everything you need to know — transportation cards, subways, buses, transfers, apps, etiquette — to make your trip smooth and stress-free. 💳 Transportation Card Comparison (Simplified) 1. T-money Price: 2,500–4,000 KRW Transfer: ✅ Supported Rechargeable: ✅ Yes (at convenience stores, subway stations) Best for: Long-term visitors, students 2. T-money Travel Card Price: 4,000–5,000 KRW Transfer: ✅ Supported Extra: Includes tourist discounts (replaces Korea Tour Card) Rechargeable: ✅ Yes Best for: Tourists 3. M-Pass Price: Starts at 10,000 KRW (1-day) Tran...