How much money should I change for a trip to South Korea in November?

I went to Seoul with Zhongxin Travel last year, I changed a lot of money before I went, in fact, it was all in vain, it was not worth it, according to my experience, I recommend that you can go to the Bank of China one day in advance to make an appointment, and the next day to change. However, it is not cost-effective to exchange Korean won in China, I suggest you bring RMB to South Korea to exchange locally, there are many money exchange centers in Myeongdong, Seoul, and the exchange rate is much more cost-effective than domestic banks, and 1,000 yuan can be exchanged for more than 10,000 won.

Regarding the exchange of money, give some advice:

1.If you have Huaxia Bank nearby, you can get a Huaxia Bank savings card, put some money in it, withdraw money at the local ATM machine in South Korea, the first transaction every day does not need to be charged, and the exchange rate of the day is more cost-effective than exchanging money.

2.If you don't have Huaxia Bank nearby or you don't want to apply for another card, then bring a 5k yuan or a UnionPay savings card or credit card. Many stores in South Korea can swipe UnionPay cards, no handling fees, real-time exchange rates are very cost-effective, such as duty-free shops, specialty stores, you swipe the card for shopping in these stores, and you exchange the Korean won at the Myeongdong exchange place for money on weekdays, first exchange 3k yuan, and then change it if it is not enough, generally 500 yuan a day is enough.

Banks should have all changed

As for how much money you need to bring, it depends on what you want to buy, of course, if you are mainly shopping, of course, the money cannot be less, but if you just go to travel, it is estimated that 10,000 yuan is enough

Eating + living + traveling is about 5,000, if you want to buy something else (10,000 won = 61 yuan), you will probably calculate it.

Banks can change it, but it is not recommended to exchange too much, because the exchange rate is relatively low.

My sisters went to South Korea for a free trip when they were eleven, and they spent more than 4,000 for three nights and five days, not counting shopping. The Spring Festival is expected to run for 5,000.

I also want to go during the Spring Festival, you start from **.

It depends on what you're here for: shopping or sightseeing.

By the way, when are you going to go for the Spring Festival?

Aibao. Ticketed.

Admission is 16,000 won.

The pass is 30,000 won.

Seoul Tower 7,000 won.

Gyeongbokgung Palace 3,000 won.

Aibao will not go.

Change the soup with Happy Valley, not change the medicine.

Transportation costs: subway and bus.

900 won for 10 km.

After 10km, 100 won will be added for every 5km.

Not expensive. There are 9 stops every 10 km.

Usually. The subway fare line is not available.

Ticket prices vary. There will be annotations.

Eat your own food.

How much you eat and how much you spend.

Relatively expensive in China.

Mass food will be cheaper.

20,000 won a day is enough for you to eat.

Consumption is about the same as in China.

It is slightly more expensive than in the country.

Don't think it's a big deal.

Actually, it's pretty much the same.

The exchange rate is almost 100RMB

18000ker

I don't know how much it is now.

You look it up. When I went on a business trip two years ago, it was this consumption scale.

It shouldn't have changed a little bit now.

Actually, South Korea sucks.

There aren't as many beauties as in Korean dramas.

Mostly big pie faces.

Ha. Jokes.

Just check it out.