Find the right insurance for your stay in Korea
Whether you're studying, working, traveling, or driving in Korea, your insurance needs are different. Skip the complex terms and easily check the coverage you need.
Why are you in Korea?
Check the insurance you need based on your purpose.
Student Insurance
Insurance for international students studying in Korea. Covers hospital visits, hospitalization, treatment costs, and unexpected accidents.
Foreigner Insurance
Insurance for foreign workers in Korea. Covers workplace accidents, daily injuries, hospitalization, and surgery.
Traveler / Short-term Insurance
Insurance for tourists and short-term visitors to Korea. Covers unexpected accidents and emergency situations.
Driver / Auto Insurance
Insurance for those driving or renting cars in Korea. Covers driving accidents and unexpected costs.
Injury & Daily Life Insurance
Insurance for those worried about injuries or major accidents in daily life. Covers fractures, surgery, hospitalization, and disability.
Starting from
₩5,000
per month
Price varies based on age and visa type
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Questions from foreigners in Korea
Real answers from the WeBring Connect community.
How to send money from Korea to my home country cheaply?
I need to send money back home (Philippines) regularly. What are the cheapest options? Cur…
2 answersCan foreigners use Korean food delivery apps? How do I order on Baemin?
I heard Korea has a great food delivery culture and I'd like to order in at home too. I'm …
1 answerCan I go straight to a big hospital in Korea, or do I start at a local clinic?
When I feel sick, I'm not sure whether it's better to go directly to a large university ho…
1 answerKoreans seem to rent water purifiers and bidets — can foreigners sign up too?
At a friend's place I saw they don't buy a water purifier but rent it for a monthly fee wi…
1 answerI want a budget MVNO plan to cut my phone bill — can foreigners sign up?
I'm on a major carrier's plan and the monthly bill is too heavy, so I want to switch to a …
1 answerHow do I pay electricity, water, and gas bills in Korea — is auto-pay worth it?
Living alone now, I get separate monthly bills for electricity, water, gas, and building m…
1 answer