I want come to Jeju Island for 10 days. What is the requirement for traveling? [closed]

1. How many days do you need in Jeju Island?
2. How do you get around Jeju Island without a car?
3. Do you need a visa to go to Jeju Island?
4. How much money should I bring to Jeju Island?
5. What is the best time to visit Jeju?
6. Is Jeju Island Expensive?
7. What can you do in Jeju without a car?
8. Should I rent a car in Jeju?
9. How do I call a taxi in Jeju Island?
10. How can I go to Korea for free?
11. Why Jeju Island is famous?
12. Can Filipino travel to Korea now?

How many days do you need in Jeju Island?

Sample Jeju Itinerary: 3 Days

3 days is enough to see the major sites of Jeju, so on the map I've outlined where to go for each day. This assumes that you can arrive at the first spot around 9am, and will be tired enough for dinner and relaxation around 7pm.

How do you get around Jeju Island without a car?

In Jeju Island, there are City Bus, Tourist Shuttle Bus, and Airport Limousine Bus and these buses cover almost all of Jeju Island. Taking these are the cheapest way to get around the island.
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Public Bus

1. City Bus. ...
2. Express Bus. ...
3. Tourist Shuttle Bus. ...
4. Airport Limousine Bus (No.

Do you need a visa to go to Jeju Island?

Tourists are only permitted visa-free entry in inland areas – Seoul, Incheon, and Busan – for up to five days; and that their final destination be Jeju Island. This new Visa-Free program also extends to Vietnam and Indonesian passport holders.

How much money should I bring to Jeju Island?

You should plan to spend around ₩79,605 ($71) per day on your vacation in Cheju (Jeju), which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Past travelers have spent, on average, ₩19,000 ($17) on meals for one day and ₩11,411 ($10) on local transportation.

What is the best time to visit Jeju?

The best time to visit Jeju island is from April to June and September to October. April to June is the end of spring and early summer. The weather is warm but still dry with little rainfall.

Is Jeju Island Expensive?

2) Jeju-do Is Inexpensive – Even Lodging

Once you are on the island it continues to be an inexpensive (and easy to plan) destination, and accommodations are ridiculously inexpensive. The island is known for its tourism so there are plenty of accommodation options on every part of the island which keeps costs low.

What can you do in Jeju without a car?

There are 3 main tours of Jeju Island which are perfect for visitors who do not want to hire a car. There's a West Tour, East Tour and South Tour. There's no North tour seen as the North is pretty much Jeju City.

Should I rent a car in Jeju?

We highly recommend renting a car in Jeju to have the freedom to explore the island at your own pace and discover everything it has to offer. We found driving safe and easy and we highly recommend renting a car in Jeju.

How do I call a taxi in Jeju Island?

You can call a global taxi by phoning 1899-4314 and then pressing number one for English, number two for Chinese, or number three for Japanese. Even if you can't find a global taxi, you can get a translation service in any normal taxi as well.

How can I go to Korea for free?

How to Study in Korea for Free

1. Prepare to Meet and above the Application Requirements of Korean universities. ...
2. Prepare your Application to Korean Universities Early. ...
3. Search for Korean Scholarships. ...
4. Get Scholarships from Your Government. ...
5. Search for External Scholarships in Korea. ...
6. Attend Affordable Universities in Korea. ...
7. Apply to Korean Universities.

Why Jeju Island is famous?

The island is famous for its haenyeo, female divers who gather abalone and other seafood for up to five hours a day in the cold sea — without scuba gear. The diver figurines for sale in the haenyeo museum on Jeju look like Snow White with goggles.

Can Filipino travel to Korea now?

Philippine passport holders and individuals who intend to visit in Korea are required to secure a visa at the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the Republic of the Philippines.