Go shopping in Korea 100, some problems with going to Korea to buy things

You can buy some cosmetics, and Korean ones are more suitable for Asians**.

Although it may be more expensive than China, the quality of buying Chinese and Korean cosmetics for the same brand and model is different, just like the same SK-, Chinese and Japanese cannot be compared.

If you still feel at a loss, you can buy some brands that are not available in China, as for clothes, Korean clothes are more fashionable, and they are different every year, and the so-called Korean version of clothes in China is actually much worse than the Korean one, if you want to wear it in China, it may not be very suitable, unless you are particularly fashionable.

Korean daily necessities are more exquisite, such as stationery and the like, especially cute, generally not available in China, you can buy it for your own use, you can also send it to friends, it is very chic and not too expensive, jewelry is also OK, like earrings and necklaces, of course, ** will definitely be expensive, but the key is that the quality of people is there, whether it is style or handiwork, there is nothing to say.

There are also some kitchen supplies or commonly used small things at home or something, come back to send your mother or relatives or the like, although ** may be more expensive than in China, but it is still that sentence, South Korea is more exquisite, you will understand when you see it.

As for the kind of tourist souvenirs sold, they are generally willing to buy when they travel, in fact, I personally feel that there is no need, although it is very regional, but it is too expensive, and you can consider it when you encounter a cheaper one.

The price depends on what you buy, where to buy, general stationery and daily necessities and the like will be two or three times that of China, clothes are not necessarily, cosmetics buy a set, the price of medium cosmetics is more than a thousand or two thousand, basically not more than three thousand, I don't know how expensive high-end cosmetics can be...

It is recommended that other digital or electronic products do not need to be bought, and there is no Japanese ***.

That's all I know, I hope it can help you.

There is nothing cheaper than China.

When you come to Korea, you should buy cosmetics.

It's up to you.

Korean cosmetics are a bit expensive.

1) Because it is organized by students and schools, it is estimated that there are not many money belts. In that case, I recommend that you go shopping for clothes. In Dongdaemun, South Korea, you can wear a summer dress there, 3-20,000 won = 120-160 yuan.

If it's high, don't buy it. Korean clothes are a little more colorful. For the rest, I suggest you go for more snacks or something.

Cosmetics can be bought 1-2 to see

I'm studying in Korea, so I can tell you a little bit about it.

I've been to Busan, there are the largest shopping malls in South Korea (Lotte and New World) in Busan, if you buy clothes there, it's more expensive, but it's beautiful, the price ranges, each floor of the place to buy clothes has a corner set up some processing clothes, it may be a broken code, or a change of season, or the sales are not very good clothes, you can go over there to shop, you can still find good clothes, the price is 6 100,000 won, about 300 500 yuan, I personally think domestic clothes are also OK, It's a bit expensive for students, so you can consider buying one for your mother. If you want to buy cosmetics, it is better to buy them at a duty-free shop (preferably Incheon Airport), with a 9% discount, and if you do not get a discount at a cosmetics store, you will send a lot of samples , Generally we buy Ally's makeup, skin food's basic skin care products, and Meisi's BB cream is very good Innisfree (low price) and iPoe (high price) for mom.

**It's all affordable, cheaper than buying in China If you go to Busan, it is recommended that you get a map at the subway station, which has recommended places to play, Haeundae is good, and there is a street (sashimi and the like) over there. If you know Korean, I can give you a few cosmetics official websites, you can take a look**

Now the exchange rate of RMB against Korean won is very good, 1 RMB for about 180, and it is very cost-effective to go shopping in South Korea now.

In China, you can exchange one or two thousand yuan for Korean won, and in some parts of Korea, large duty-free shops and department stores can use UnionPay cards.

If you have a UnionPay card and a Visa credit card, you can basically use the card wherever it is not a shop. UnionPay cards can also be withdrawn at ATMs with the UnionPay logo in South Korea, please ask the card issuing bank in China for the specific fee.

As long as it is within the scope of personal use, there is no problem in bringing it on the plane without being overweight. Taxes are collected by China Customs.

Theoretically, there are entry and exit regulations, cigarettes are 2 duty-free, and cosmetics are also restricted.

Duty-free shops offer almost all of the mid-to-high-end products, including food, clothing, cosmetics, and electrical appliances.

Foreigners in Korea have to pay the full price for mobile phones, and there are only Korean and English systems, so it is very troublesome to return home.

On the third floor, I studied in South Korea, generally UnionPay card in this ATM can be withdrawn with Chinese system, cigarettes if you know that you can bring three to four, credit card in this can be brushed, UnionPay can not get ATM withdrawal, in South Korea are used are Korean won, generally large shopping malls, such as Lotte is duty-free, the airport is not proposed to buy, are very expensive, in fact, there are many in Seoul, South Korea, there may be enthusiastic people to help you.

You can exchange Korean won at customs. Just shop with cash. When you go abroad, you don't need to get a bank card.

It is more convenient to use the currency of which country you want. A small number of mobile phones on the market in South Korea can be used back to China, but only China Unicom's CDMA card can be used. There are no mobile phones with Chinese in South Korea.

Duty-free shops do not sell mobile phones.