THE BROCHURE 더 브로셔 LIVING IN SEOUL
brought to you by Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 FOREWORDS
This is「The Brochure」’s first edition, consisted of the collective experiences that FALL2018 GSA members personally have had.
We managed to cover the topics on both “On Campus” and “Living in Seoul”, with the hope to deliver tailored information to our Yonsei GSIS students, especially to foreign students that have limited experiences in Korea and Sinchon area.
Even though we know that「The Brochure」is far from perfection, we do hope it could help you even just a tiny bit with your life when you prepare to find a house outside of campus, or hesitant to decide what to eat for dinner, or when you struggle to find a place to study during finals…
Having fun reading it and have a wonderful journey in Yonsei GSIS and also in Korea!
Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 LIVING IN SEOUL Useful Numbers & Websites CONTENTS Alien Registration Card[ARC] Library Facilities Banking in Korea [Main Library+GSIS Library] Mobile plans Important Yonsei websites: Housing Yonsei Portal Health YSCEC Groceries
Turnitin Haircut shops
Endnote 10 cheap places to eat in sinchon
Exploring the Student Union Building (Jinny) How to read a food label
Where else on campus to study other than libraries? (Jinny) Gyms in sinchon
Online shopping
ON CAMPUS Booking KTX to travel around Korea LIVING IN SEOUL OIA.YONSEI.AC.KR
USEFUL NUMBERS
119 In case of fire, call the fire department's emergency hotline. 112 If you are in danger, want to report crime, or need police assistance, call 112.
2228-8888 Severance Hospital has an emergency line open 24/7. 2228-6566 The Ministry for Health, Welfare, and Family Affairs operates a 24 hour hotline in case of medical emergencies. Operators 1339 will give medical advice and provide interpretation (English, Chinese, and Japanese) for emergency responders. 1566-0112 Seodaemun (local) police station. 7 am to 10 pm Mon - Friday, 8 am to 6 pm weekends. An interpreter is available. 3114-1190 Seodaemun (local) fire department 2123-3346 Yonsei University Campus Healthcare Center provides general healthcare services and screenings for students and faculty. The Immigration Contact Center operated by HiKorea offers civil affairs and immigration information guidance, 9 am to 10 1345 pm, closed for weekends and holidays. Dasan Seoul Call Center is a one-stop service for information on life, transportation, and tourism services, including 120 interpretation services for making reservations, placing orders, and communicating with taxi drivers. Interpreters available for English, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Mongolian 9 am to 7 pm, closed for weekends and holidays. 1330 Need help with tourism and travel? Call the 1330 Korea Travel Hotline for reliable solutions to all your travel concerns. The National Labor Consultation Center provides answers to frequently asked questions on 9 areas such as unemployment 1350 (ext 5) benefit, wage, and retirement pay. Operators speak English and Chinese. 9 am to 6 pm. LIVING IN SEOUL OIA.YONSEI.AC.KR
USEFUL WEBSITES
▸ Seoul Global Center
▸ For profession and legal consulting services through the Seoul Global Center, visit global.seoul.go.kr and follow the “PROGRAMS” menu to find “Counseling Service.”
▸ Embassies in Seoul
▸ A list of embassies and their contact information can be found at: www.lifeinkorea.com/information/Comms/embassy.cfm LIVING IN SEOUL OIA.YONSEI.AC.KR
ALIEN REGISTRATION CARD [ARC] ▸ Required Documents ▸ Application Form, Passport ▸ Applying for an ARC ▸ 1 Color Head Shot Photos (3.5x4.5 cm) ▸ Application Fee of KRW 30,000 ▸ Foreigners staying in Korea for more than 90 days must register at a local immigration office within 90 ▸ Medical check-up record for tuberculosis days from the date of entry. All foreigners with visas (Changed since 2016.03.02.) must receive an ARC to finalize their sojourn ▸ (19 countries) China, Sri Lanka, Russia, documentation. It is illegal to stay in Korea for more Uzbekistan, Thailand, Vietnam, India, than 90 days without being registered, regardless of Nepal, East Timor, Indonesia, Pakistan, your visa at entry. Mongolia, Bangladesh, the Philippines, Myanmar, Cambodia, Kyrgyzstan, ▸ Information below will help you prepare for your ARC Malaysia, Laos application. However, supplementary materials could be requested by an immigration officer. Please be sure ▸ Students of these nationalities are to check for the most recent information at (http:// required to submit the medical check-up hikorea.go.kr) before your visit, or by calling the report including the examination for tuberculosis issued from a neighborhood immigration hotline at 1345 (no area code needed). public health center. LIVING IN SEOUL OIA.YONSEI.AC.KR
ALIEN REGISTRATION CARD [ARC] ▸ Foreigner Registration Card Re-Issuance ▸ Eligible Circumstances ▸ Additional Documents for D-2 Visa ▸ Lost or Stolen Registration Cards ▸ Certificate of Registration from student’s College or School * ▸ Damaged Registration Cards [Certificate of Registration, also official transcript(Kor/ Eng) can be printed with the machines in the ▸ COMMONS on main campus, one for 500KRW] Lack of Space for Necessary Information
▸ Certificate of Residence ▸ Changes in Details on the Existing Card [SK/Intl House: Apply in the office in SK] (name, sex, birth date, or nationality) [Off campus: contract] ▸ Note: Application for a new card must be ▸ Any visa dependent needs to visit your appropriate Immigration Office in person with these required made within 14 days of the above reasons. documents. It takes approximately 14-20 business days for the Immigration Office to process the application. Please be aware that applicants must leave their passports with the Immigration Office during the entire approval period. LIVING IN SEOUL OIA.YONSEI.AC.KR
ALIEN REGISTRATION CARD [ARC] ▸ Reporting Changes ▸ Foreigners are required to report changes to ▸ Required Documents for Re-issuance: any details (including change of address) on their ARC within 14 days of the change. If any ▸ Passport of the following changes happen, they must be reported to the local Immigration Office, ▸ Completed Application Form for Re-issuance and in some cases changes may be made at the nearest district office. Call 1345 in ▸ Document stating reason for re-issuance advance to check which office is appropriate application (where lost) for you.
▸ 1 Color Head Shot Photo (3.5 x 4.5cm) ▸ Name, sex, date of birth, or nationality [Needs to be a different photo from the old one] ▸ Passport details: number, date of issuance, or ▸ Old Registration Card (if existing card is rendered expiration date useless from wear/tear, lack of space, or change of details) ▸ Hosting employer/institution (including ▸ Process Fee: 30,000 KRW change of business name) for D-2 and D-4 status holders ▸ Note: You must go to your local immigration office to submit your re-issuance form in person. ▸ Residence address LIVING IN SEOUL OIA.YONSEI.AC.KR
BANKING IN KOREA
▸ When are banks open? ▸ What do I need to bring to the bank? ▸ Nationwide, banks are generally open from 9:30 ▸ Passport & Student’s National ID Card a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on weekdays. However, many operate ATM kiosks that are open late or 24 hours. ▸ Personal Information: Current Mailing Address in Korea, Mobile Number ▸ Opening a bank account
▸ Most students at Yonsei open accounts at Woori ▸ Where can I find a bank on Sinchon Campus? Bank (English Information: 1588-5000, Press #7), There are three Woori Bank on campus. because it has a number of ATMs on campus and is easily found throughout the city. ▸ 1. Student Union Building (Bldg. 207) * ▸ 2. Yonsei Alumni Center (Bldg. 016) ▸ There is also a KEB Hana Bank located in the ▸ 3. Severance Hospital Main Building (Bldg. 005) Engineering Research Park (Bldg. 102). LIVING IN SEOUL OIA.YONSEI.AC.KR
MOBILE PLANS IN GENERAL
▸ Getting a Korean Phone Number ▸ Monthly Plans
▸ There are generally two options: ▸ Main mobile service providers (telecoms) prepaid plans and monthly plans. in Korea are SK Telecom, LG (U+ / U-Plus) and KT (olleh). ▸ A prepaid plan starts around KRW 30,000. Long term residents may consider buying a ▸ Each provide different service plans, so be contract plan (usually 1-3 years). Contract plans sure to visit multiple stores to compare may require proof of a long-term visa. deals. Payment can be made by automatic withdrawals, money transfer (mobile or ▸ Note: Incoming calls and messages are free! Only ATM), credit card, GIRO, etc. outgoing calls and messages count against your allotted minutes and messages. ▸ When getting a new plan, be sure to bring:
▸ Passport ▸ Alien Registration Card LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 MOBILE PLANS RECOMMENDED BY GSA MEMBERS
▸ Pay-as-you-go data sim cards ▸ KT M mobile
▸ “If you go to KT olleh in 광화문 (info on ▸ “Documents needed for prepaid card: Scanned passport page / Visa page picture / website) you can first get a prepaid sim Certificate proving the date of entering (it’s cheap!). And use the number on Korea prepaid sim for ARC application. Once ▸ Documents needed for postpaid card: they've recieved ARC, they can have their Front and back pictures of ARC / Scanned number transfered to a monthly plan. picture of bank book.” Different KT locations speak different languages and everything can be found on website. ” LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HOUSING_TYPES OF HOUSING
▸ House(주택하숙)
▸ This is usually the most expensive option
▸ individual house, anywhere from 3-4 bedrooms and most likely will include a garden
▸ Villa (빌라)
▸ residential buildings that exist all around Korea
▸ around two to five stories high, typically without elevators, as tend to be older builidings
▸ Apartment (아파트)
▸ These residences are designed for families (larger living space)
▸ located in apartment complexes (include facilities such as a supermarket, pharmacy etc.)
▸ Expensive: starting from 250 million won (approximately $250,000 USD) to buy LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018
HOUSING_TYPES OF HOUSING Affordable housing options for students
▸ Officetel(오피스텔)
▸ combination of the words “office” and “hotel”/ of commercial business and residential studio apartments
▸ they tend to be quite expensive. Expect to pay between 600,000 and 800,000 won per month in Seoul. Like apartments, officetels command a large deposit of 5 million or 10 million won
▸ Studio apartment aka One room (원룸)
▸ single unit studio apartment with fixtures such as a kitchen and bathroom built in
▸ may be furnished (slightly more pricey)
▸ you have to pay key money as well as a maintenance fee (관리비)
▸ Hasuk(하숙):
▸ sharing the apartment with others
▸ the owner will provide you with home cooked meals LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018
HOUSING_TYPES OF HOUSING Affordable housing options for students
▸ Goshiwon (고시원)
▸ price range differs depending on the area and condition of the room -> mostly very cost effective
▸ offer basic living accomodations (bed and a desk, internet), some have a small bathroom
▸ Most have a shared kitchen with kitchen equipment and food like ramyun, rice and kimchi
▸ The rooms are usually very small, but there are mostly affordable and don’t require a high deposit
▸ Flatshares/Sharehouse (쉐어하우스):
▸ Sharing a house with other people & sharing facilities with them
▸ You can either get a single room or a shared room
▸ Rooms don’t require a high key money as well, but they can be on a pricier side
▸ There are some providers who specialized on sharehouses and have different accommodations under their branch in different locations LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HOUSING_QUICK DEFINITION ▸ Key Money/Deposit (보증금) ▸ Jeonse(전세) ▸ This is the housing security deposit that is used for jeonse and wolse. (5,000,000 ▸ A housing agreement where the tenant pays a – 30,000,000 won). There is some large key money deposit but no monthly rental fee. negotiation possible, and sometimes Typically 40-90% of the market value of the house. higher key deposit amounts translate ▸ Wolse (월세) into lower monthly rent amounts. It is possible to find apartments with key ▸ A housing agreement where the tenant pays a key deposits lower than 5,000,000 won, but money deposit plus a monthly rental fee the choices will be more limited and the monthly rent will usually be higher. ▸ Gwanlibi(관리비) Typically you have to pay 20% of it when the contract is signed and the rest on the ▸ The building maintenance fee, usually paid move-in day. monthly additionally to the rent ▸ -> given back at the end of the lease term LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HOUSING_HOW TO FIND A HOUSE
▸ Websites ▸ Real estate agency (부동산) ▸ there are websites which list available ▸ Not needed for Hasuk, Sharehouse and houses. Peter Pan for real estate listings (in Goshiwons. After signing a contract you Korean) English websites are: craigslist, have to pay a fee to the real estate agent. Seoul Homes.kr, iRoommates.com Usually most real estate agents do not speak English, so bring a Korean friend ▸ SNS along with you or use an ▸ You can join facebook groups which are ▸ Agency for translation related to housing or student life in Korea. Usually people post whenever they are ▸ They will provide you with services related searching for a new tenant (“Housing in to house searching. Fees differ per agency Seoul” on fb) LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HOUSING_HOW TO FIND A HOUSE
▸ APPs
▸ Some of the popular apps are Zigbang(직 ▸ Walking around 방) and Dabang(다방) (also available as ▸ By walking around in your desired websites). They are completely in Korean area of living, you will notice that and houses can only be visited by houses have phone numbers contacting the responsible real estate attached to them. You can call there agency. However, tutorials on the internet directly and ask for an available explain how to use them and give you the room chance to at least check available options in your preferred area and price range. LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HOUSING_OTHER THINGS TO CONSIDER
▸ The houses and housing system are very unique in ▸ Use a subway map to check how long it takes to Korea (e.g. floor heating, no separate shower stalls, commute from place to place deposit), sometimes you just have to accept it ▸ Consider school location, city vs. suburbs, parks, ▸ All the listed sources and websites are just examples. nightlife etc. when choosing a location Be careful of scams. ▸ Normally you can find a house pretty fast ▸ Finding the right location: ▸ If you want to survive the summer, look out for ▸ Further away from the center and major subway an air conditioner stations -> more affordable ▸ Sometimes the utility bills may be calculated as a ▸ Seoul is divided into districts (gu), which are further building total and then divided by the number of subdivided into neighborhoods (dong) apartments -> check prior to signing a lease LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HOSPITAL RECOMMENDATIONS
▸ 24-hour emergency center ▸ Next to Yeonnam Park (near Hongdae) ▸ In between Sinchon main square and Sogang University ▸ Popular among foreign travelers ▸ CHEAP!! ▸ Pharmacy on 1st floor LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 DENTAL HEALTH
▸ Location ▸ Doctor speaks English ▸ Very affordable ▸ Perfect service ▸ Next to Sinchon subway station exit 2 ▸ site LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 MENTAL HEALTH
▸ All Yonsei University international students are eligible for the services provided by the Counseling Center. For international students FIRST 10 sessions are free of charge.
▸ Counseling will be provided in different languages including English and Chinese.
▸ Services Provided
▸ Crisis Intervention: When a student is facing a crisis or emergency situation, we encourage them come to the Counseling Center, during our regular daytime hours.
▸ Individual Counseling: Students come into the Counseling Center with a variety of concerns. Feeling homesick & experiencing culture shock, having difficulties getting up and going to classes because of feelings of depression, feeling upset over the break-up of a romantic relationship, having problems with eating, body image and self-esteem.
▸ Couple & Group Counseling Services: Students/Couple also welcome with their variety of concerns.
▸ Alcohol/Drug Counseling: Students may refer themselves to meet with the AOD counselor.
▸ http://www.yiccs.or.kr/
▸ Location LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 SPINAL & MUSCULAR HEALTH
▸ Chiropractor and an active release practitioner ▸ Speaks English ▸ Certified by American Association of Chiropractors ▸ Not cheap, but moderate pricing ▸ The safest solution for spine and neck issues ▸ Location and office hours LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
▸ Urologist
▸ Doctor speaks English, but the site is in Korean, so just make an appointment by visiting or by calling the office
▸ Location
▸ Site LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 FOOD STUFF
▸ Grocery Stores in Seoul, like many other countries range significantly in size, quality, price and selection.
▸ But they can be roughly broken up into three main categories
▸ Small Stores
▸ Large Stores
▸ International Goods Stores LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 FOOD STUFF
▸ Small stores aka Bodegas
▸ The Bodega - These stores function similarly to what most Americans would refer to as a corner store, papi store, or bodega.
▸ They are small and are usually a mom and pop type kinda joint. They have simple and quick items for sale, usually at a little bit of a higher price than the larger grocery stores.
▸ You will be able to find produce, toiletries, canned and frozen goods. But usually you will not be able to find meat.
▸ If you are looking for something specifically western, you will most likely not be able to find it. Keep in mind that most of these stores cater to the Asian and more specifically Korean palette and will thus carry items accordingly. If you are in a pinch, you can usually find what you looking for. These places are spread out all over the place are vary greatly in size, price, and product offerings. LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 FOOD STUFF
▸ Small stores aka Bodegas
▸ 하모니마트
▸ Is a chain and seems to be quite popular in the area. They are well lit and usually offer a bit more than your average bodega.
▸ Butcher
▸ In addition to the corner store are butchers that strictly sell meat; usually just beef and pork.
▸ Prices at these places are usually pretty good and at the end of the day you might be able to get a special deal.
▸ Keep in mind though that they usually sell cuts that are geared toward the Korean diet. Additionally, beef from Australia or America will be much cheaper than Korean beef. LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 FOOD STUFF
▸ Large Stores:
▸ Larger grocery store chains that sell home goods in addition to groceries.
▸ Large selections
▸ Some international goods LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 FOOD STUFF
▸ Large Stores:
▸ Grandmart (Sinchon)
▸ Smallest of the three
▸ Homeplus (Hapjeong)
▸ Closed on second and fourth Sunday every month.
▸ Usually a little less expensive than Emart
▸ Emart (GongDeok)
▸ Closed on second and fourth Sunday every month.
▸ Most expensive of the listed stores with the widest range of goods available LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 FOOD STUFF
▸ International Goods
▸ A number of specific international goods can be found in Seoul but it requires some digging and usually a couple of hit or miss trips to small specialty stores.
▸ The listed stores are larger stores where a number of international goods can be found; more so than your average Seoul grocery store LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 FOOD STUFF
▸ International Goods
▸ Costco (Yeongdeungpo)
▸ Wholesale Purchases only
▸ Requires Membership (₩33,000/Year)
▸ Many American centric goods can be purchased here, it is very similar to American Costcos
▸ Emart (Yongsan)
▸ Wide range of offerings than standard Emart. Dedicated International isles. LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HAIRCUT SHOPS IN SEOUL
▸ Sinchon station ▸ Lucy Hair:
▸ Speak English;
▸ Cut hair well;
▸ Reasonable price;
▸ Friendly personnel.
▸ Address: 87-8 Sinchon-ro, Seodaemu n-gu, Seoul, South Korea ▸ Tel: 02-325-2225
▸ Website: https://www.lucyhair.com ▸ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Lucyhair2011/ LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HAIRCUT SHOPS IN SEOUL
▸ Sinchon station ▸ Cutting point:
▸ English speakers are available;
▸ Friendly personnel;
▸ 10% discount for Yonsei GSIS students! ▸ Address: 2F, 22-20, Sinchon-ro 4-gil, Mapo-gu
▸ Mobile: 010 3731 7920
▸ el: 02 332 7920
▸ Website: www.cuttingpoint.kr
▸ acebook page: https://www.facebook.com/gonnygwon/ LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HAIRCUT SHOPS IN SEOUL
▸ Juno Hair
▸ Chains throughout Seoul;
▸ Popular with foreign guests;
▸ Not everywhere English speakers can be found ( Hongdae is more likely).
▸ But! You can make a reservation and ask for an English-speaking master
▸ Address: 33-4 Changcheon-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul
▸ Tel: 02 325 6050 LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HAIRCUT SHOPS IN SEOUL
▸ Hair&Joy
▸ Bilingual personnel;
▸ Good cutting skills;
▸ Reasonable prices;
▸ Worth coming one day.
▸ Address: Mapo-gu Donggyo-dong 168-3
▸ Hongnam Building, 3rd Floor
▸ Mobile: 010-5586.0243
▸ Tel: 02 363 4253
▸ Website: http://hairandjoy.com/ LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HAIRCUT SHOPS IN SEOUL
▸ Park Jun Beauty Lab, Jung- gu, Seoul
▸ English speaking personnel;
▸ Reasonable prices;
▸ A bit far from Sinchon, but worth coming if you want to have your hairs cut well
▸ Address: 66-9 Chungmuro 2(i)-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea
▸ Tel: 02-318-7555 LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 CHEAP(ISH) PLACES TO EAT IN AND AROUND SINCHON_BURGERS
▸ Melting Pot x Can Maker ▸ Mom’s Touch
▸ Beef with avocado or blue cheese ▸ Tender and juicy to chicken for affordable die for. Price ▸ Address: 52-19, Changcheon- dong, ▸ Address: 13-28, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul Source Changcheon-dong
▸ Burger Fellas 버거펠라즈
▸ Source Address: 5-42 Changcheon-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 CHEAP(ISH) PLACES TO EAT IN AND AROUND SINCHON_JAPANESE RAMEN? DONBURI?
▸ Butanchu
▸ Filling and affordable! The colder it gets, the more you will appreciate it!
▸ Address: 330-19, Seogyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul
Source LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 CHEAP(ISH) PLACES TO EAT IN AND AROUND SINCHON_SOME KOREAN CUISINE SPOTS!
Source ▸ 맛있는순두부&김치찜 (Masinneun [kr. delicious] soft tofu ▸ 파파 (Papa) and braised kimchi) ▸ Address: ▸ Address: 36 Myeongmul-gil, 30, Yeonhui-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul Changcheon-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 CHEAP(ISH) PLACES TO EAT IN AND AROUND SINCHON_KOREAN BBQ!
Source ▸ 고기창고 BBQ Place Source
▸ Address: 34-4 Yonsei-ro 7-gil, ▸ 신촌 황소곱창구이(Hwangso Gopchang )Beef Sinchon-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Intestines Seoul LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 CHEAP(ISH) PLACES TO EAT IN AND AROUND SINCHON_AND MORE…!
Source ▸ 찜수성찬 신촌 (Jjimsuseongchang Source Sinchon) Korean style shabu shabu! ▸ 삼양 양꼬치 (Samyang Yangkkochi)
▸ Address: 6 Myeongmul-gil, Sinchon- ▸ Address: 53-94 Changcheon-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HOW TO READ A LABEL FOR FOOD ALLERGY
▸ INGREDIENTS LABEL
▸ The part of a food label that contains the allergy information is the bracket that is either coloured on the label as illustrated on
▸ In Korean, it is called “알레르기 유발물 질”. The items mentioned here are part of the ingredients.
What you need to look out for, inter alia: Useful tip:
▸ 우유 – milk ▸ 젓갈 – salted fish You can use your phone’s camera to translate the ingredients list with Google Translator ▸ 계란 – egg ▸ 대두 – soybean More information on how to translate images ▸ 소고기 – beef ▸ 밀 – wheat can be found at:
▸ 돼지고기 – pork ▸ 땅콩 – peanut https://support.google.com/translate/ answer/6142483? ▸ 닭고기 – chicken ▸ 호두 – walnut co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en ▸ 새우 – shrimp LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 HOW TO READ A LABEL FOR FOOD ALLERGY
PRECAUTIONARY LABELLING
The precautionary part of a food label has been highlighted on
“본 제품은 […] 사용한 제품과 같은 시설에서 제 조하고 있습니다”
This part can be translated into “Manufactured in a facility that processes […]” or "Processed in a facility that uses […]". Technically, this is the “may contain” part of an ingredients list.
▸ 멀티짐 휘트니스 코리아
▸ Opening hour
▸ Weekdays: 06:00 - 24:00
▸ Saturday: 09:00 - 21:00
▸ Sunday: 09:00 - 20:00
▸ Public holiday: 09:00 - 20:00
▸ Closed on the fourth Sunday every month
▸ Address: 대현동 101-7 혜우빌딩 5층
▸ Link: http://cafe.naver.com/ikmfkorea LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 GYMS IN SINCHON ▸ 유어짐
▸ Opening hour
▸ Weekdays: 06:00 - 24:00
▸ Saturday: 08:00 - 20:00
▸ Sunday: 10:00 - 20:00
▸ (Closed on the third Sunday)
▸ Public holidays(공휴일): 10:00 - 20:00
▸ Closed on traditional holidays(명절)
▸ Address: 창천동 29-81 신촌르메이에르타운5
▸ Link: http://www.xn--oh5b1z92d.com/ LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 GYMS IN SINCHON
▸ 짐피닉스 크로스핏 신촌
▸ Opening hours
▸ Weekdays: 06:30 - 23:00
▸ Saturday 12:00 - 17:00
▸ (Closed on the third Saturday)
▸ Address: 창천동 18-1
▸ Link: http://blog.naver.com/gpcf711 LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 GYMS IN SINCHON
▸ 크로스핏 스팀펑크 신촌점
▸ Opening hours
▸ Weekdays: 06:30 - 23:30
▸ Saturday: 12:00 - 18:00
▸ Sunday: 11:00 - 14:00
▸ Close on public holidays
▸ Address: 창천동 62-22
▸ Link: http://xn--2o2b21qdfv99aphes4i.com/ LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 ONLINE SHOPPING - APPS&WEBSITES
▸ Integration
▸ Market: G마켓 (http://www.gmarket.co.kr) & 이마트 (http://emart.ssg.com)
▸ Online Department Store:
▸ Hyundai Hmall (https://www.hyundaihmall.com/Home.html)
▸ Lotte.com (http://www.lotte.com/main/viewMain.lotte?dpml_no=1) LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 ONLINE SHOPPING - APPS&WEBSITES ▸ Clothes ▸ Categories ▸ Eland mall ▸ Books (http://www.elandmall.com/main/initMain.action) Including different brands : ▸ KyoboMungo SPAO, Mixxo, Shoopen, ROEM (http://www.kyobobook.co.kr/index.laf ) ▸ K-POP, Concert… ▸ Shoes ▸ Yes 24 (http://www.yes24.com ) ▸ ABC Mart (http://www.abcmart.co.kr/abc/main) ▸ Interpark Ticket (http://ticket.interpark.com/) ▸ FOLDER ( https://www.folderstyle.com ) ▸ Melon Ticket (https://ticket.melon.com/main/index.htm) ▸ LessMore (https://www.lesmore.com) ▸ Aladin ▸ Similar price but special design (https://www.aladin.co.kr/home/wmusicmain.aspx) LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 ONLINE SHOPPING - GLOBAL VERSION OR KOREAN VERSION
▸ Many companies have launched multilingual websites and applications. The most common are English, Chinese, and Japanese.
▸ These versions generally settle in US dollars and cards made in Korea are unavailable G마켓 Gmarket Global
▸ Items and discount are differentiated from each other as well as the Korean version
▸ Some websites may automatically add international postage, even if the delivery address is in Korea. ★Korean Version Preferred LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 ONLINE SHOPPING - PAYMENT
▸ 1. Combining a debit card or credit card with your online account
▸ Need to open online payment function
▸ Need to download required online payment plugins ( Every website / App is different ) LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 ONLINE SHOPPING - PAYMENT
▸ 2. 무통장 입금
▸ Website / App will provide a virtual account number and buyers only need to transfer via ATM
▸ Buyers can receive notice after successfully transferring
▸ No need to download any plugins LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 KTX! HOW TO USE KTX TO TRAVEL AROUND OF KOREA
▸ What is “KORAIL PASS”?
▸ Is a rail pass for foreign visitors
▸ Discover Korea by trains KORAIL in economical way
▸ Who can Purchase?
▸ Foreigners visiting Korea(Students too)
▸ Korean citizens including PR holders are not allowed to use
More info on: http://www.letskorail.com/ebizbf/EbizBfKrPassAbout.do LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018 KTX! HOW TO USE KTX TO TRAVEL AROUND OF KOREA_GENERAL PROCEDURE
Purchase KORAIL PASS Seat Reservation On-board Inspection
● Reserve seat ticket ● Inspection of valid ● Go to via ‘My Reservation’ use by checking ‘Reservation’ menu or at train KORAIL PASS, menu stations passport and train ● Available for ● Upto 2 seat tickets ticket purchase 31 days per day ● Fine will be imposed prior to travel date ● (50% of fare for 1st for wrongful use class seat) (10-30 times)
＊ Returning KORAIL PASS entails a cancellation fee. Please be precise when you choose your ‘first date of travel with KORAIL PASS’.
More info on: http://www.letskorail.com/ebizbf/EbizBfKrPassAbout.do LIVING IN SEOUL Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018
KTX! HOW TO USE KTX TO TRAVEL AROUND OF KOREA_TYPES AND PRICES OF KORAIL PASS
NORMAL SAVER Type Note (2∼5) ADULT CHILD
Consecutive pass? 2 day select pass 121,000 61,000 105,000 from the first date of commencement, it is valid for 3 or 5 days in-a- 3 consecutive day pass 138,000 69,000 128,000 row
Flexible/select pass? 4 day select pass 193,000 97,000 183,000 from the first date of commencement, choose 2 or 4 days within 10 5 consecutive day pass 210,000 105,000 200,000 days
‣ Adult Pass: age from 13 ‣ Child Pass: age between 4 to 12 + Children under 4: free of charge when fare-paying guardian(age over 13) accompanies (one child per one guardian allowed) ‣ Saver Pass: passengers with same itinerary as a group of 2 to 5 EDITORS Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018
THANKS TO THE PEOPLE BELOW FOR MAKING 「THE BROCHURE」 A REAL THING ADMIR RADONCIC SHIHUA HAILEY NAN DARJA NEUFELD VALENTINA POPOVA DABIN KANG YITING GAO FRUZSINA HALÁSZ KENDRA HODAPP JEEYOON JINNY CHOI YARA ABU AWWAD MARTYNA POSLUSZNA SU LIU RYAN LIM EDITORS Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018
YONSEI GSIS GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION FALL 2018 ORGANIZATION CHART
Executive Board Vice President President Vice President Yara Abu Awwad Su Liu Kendra Hodapp Members
Coordinator Finance Manager PR Managers Event Managers Shihua Nan(Hailey) Alexander Bergmann | Yiting Gao JeeYoon Choi(Jinny) Dabin Kang Ryan Lim Fruzsina Halász | Darja Neufeld
First Semester Representatives
Admir Radoncic, Eugene Lee, Martyna Posluszna, Valentina Popova 4th Floor, NMH building GSA Office Location
[email protected] Email
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Su | 010 2641 0718 Su: liusu22 | Kendra: Ayakano
Yara | 010 4019 9792 Yara : yara9792
Yonsei GSIS GSA Fall 2018