Emergency Contacts

South Korea has a wonderful travel assistance program with English operators, and it’s available 24/7! If you happen to require English assistance, just dial 1330 (if you’re in Seoul or the Gyeonggi region) and a bilingual operator will offer you detailed information on tourist sites, transportation options, restaurants and more. If you’re calling from outside of Seoul-Gyeonggi, simply enter your respective area code (see below) followed by 1330.

For Emergency Assistance in South Korea

Dial 112 for police

Dial 119 for fire and ambulance

Primary Immigration Offices

In South Korea

Emergency Assistance and Support

In South Korea

Area Codes in South Korea

Drop the ‘0’ when calling from outside Korea
Seoul
(0) 2
Incheon
(0) 32
Busan
(0) 51
Daegu
(0) 53
Daejeon
(0) 42
Gwangju
(0) 62
Ulsan
(0) 52
Jeju
(0) 64
Chungbuk
(0) 43
Chungnam
(0) 41
Gangwon
(0) 33
Gyeonggi
(0) 31
Gyeongbuk
(0) 54
Gyeongnam
(0) 55
Jeonbuk
(0) 63
Jeonnam
(0) 61

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