Where to Buy a SIM Card or eSIM in South Korea for Tourists?
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The best way to stay connected in South Korea is by purchasing a SIM card or eSIM upon arrival. You can find them at major international airports, including Incheon (Seoul), Gimhae (Busan), and Jeju, or at Busan International Port if you're traveling by ferry from Japan to Korea.
The main mobile operators offering prepaid tourist SIM cards are SK Telecom and KT Roaming.
How Much Does a Prepaid SIM Card Cost in South Korea?
Prices vary based on duration, but most providers offer similar plans:
All prepaid SIM cards include unlimited data. If you prefer an eSIM, you can purchase one online before your trip and activate it as soon as you arrive.