・Passport            …Make sure to check the expiry date!
・Airline ticket + itinerary
・Credit card / Debit card       …Check if it's available overseas!
・Cash             …Please bring sufficient cash, as some program activities, bedding fees, and laundry facilities require cash payment.Â
・Regular medicine             …Bring any medications you normally take!
・Spare towelÂ
・Electronic devices (chargers etc.)
・Conversion plug               …For Korea, use C or F type! (see below for details)
・Laptop or tablet (e.g., iPad)
In winter, temperatures in Seoul often range from around -10°C to 5°C, so it's important to take proper precautions against the cold!
・Outerwear (Heavy winter outerwear (padded jacket), or warm coats)
・Thick clothes, such as sweatshirts, knitwear etc.
・Heat tech (thin, heat-retaining clothing that can be layered under regular clothes)
・Folding umbrella (can be used when it snows)
・Non-slip shoes (IMPORTANT – required for snowy or icy field trips)
・Pajamas                      …The dormitories are generally well insulated, but indoor temperatures may still feel cool, especially at night.
                                                                                      We recommend bringing warm weather accessories such as scarves, gloves, and hand warmers!Â
In summer, temperatures in Seoul often range from around 30°C to 35°C, so it is important to prepare for hot and humid weather.
・Light clothing (T-shirts, breathable clothes)
・Comfortable walking shoes (IMPORTANT – required for field trips)
・Hat or cap (for sun protection)
・Sunscreen
・Folding umbrella (for sudden summer rain or strong sunlight)Â
・Portable fan
・Small towel
・Sunglasses
・Small backpack or day bag
・Pajamas           …Dormitories are air-conditioned, but temperatures may vary depending on personal preference.
We recommend bringing any personal items you may need to stay comfortable during the summer heat.Â
The shape of electrical outlets in Korea differs from those in many other countries, so you may need a plug adapter. Adapters can be purchased online or at electronics stores.
In Korea, Type F outlets are standard.
Type C plugs are also compatible with most Korean outlets and are commonly used for small electronic devices, such as phone chargers. For devices that require grounding, please use a compatible grounded plug or adapter.
Please note that due to voltage differences, electrical appliances that generate heatÂ
(such as hair dryers or hair straighteners) may not work properly in Korea.
We recommend checking the voltage and frequency compatibility of your electrical appliances before bringing them.
If you need a power strip or additional adapters,Â
they can easily be purchased at local stores such as Daiso.
These can be purchased locally, so you don't need to bring them with you!
・Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, skin care products
・Indoor slippers        Â
・Garbage bags
・Laundry detergent    
・Tissues
・Hanger                 Â
・Umbrella
・Cleaning supplies
*Recommended stores to purchase daily necessities:
↳ Daiso, e-mart, convenience stores
Daiso offers a lot of inexpensive items!