Transportation: Single use cards
In South Korea, transportation payments are typically made using T-money cards or linked credit cards, offering both convenience and cost savings for frequent travelers. Yet, if you find yourself using public transportation infrequently, a single-use card could be a more economical choice. Discover the ideal payment solution for your Korean journeys in this article, while we explore the benefits of single-use cards for occasional travelers.
How to use single-use transport cards in Korea
- Step 1: Go to a ticket vending and card reload device
- Step 2: Select English
- Step 3: select single use card
- Step 4: select your destination and number of tickets you wish to purchase
- Step 5: Insert money into the machine
- Step 6: Get your card and your change
- Step 7: Go to the turnstiles or entrance gates and look for a green arrow
- Step 8: Tap your card on the right side and walk inside
- Step 9: Move to the platform and check if you are going the right direction
- Step 10: Ride the subway to your destination
- Step 11: Once you arrive at the destination, go to the exit gates and look for a green arrow
- Step 12: Tap your card on the right side
- Step 13: Go to the refund machine
- Step 14: Insert the card into the slot
- Step 15: Get your card deposit
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