What to wear in South Korea?
What to wear in South Korea? Layers are key. It's often hot and humid in the summer, so lightweight clothing is a must. If you come during the monsoon season (late June to mid-July), always have a raincoat or sturdy umbrella on hand. Meanwhile, fall and spring temperatures are mild, so it's best to dress in layers.
What to wear and what not to wear in South Korea?
Dress modestly This means avoiding clothing that's too revealing or tight. Women should leave low-cut shirts at home but should feel comfortable showing as much leg as they like. Men's shorts should be hemmed above the knee and end at their fingertips.
What are you not allowed to bring to South Korea?
Books, photos, films, and other items of similar nature that are in violation of constitutional orders, or may be harmful to public peace and customs. Items that contain confidential information on government or intelligence activities. Counterfeit, forged, or fake money, bank notes, bonds, and other securities.
What can I not bring to South Korea?
- Firearms: including replicas and toys.
- Precious metals: gold jewelry used daily is not included.
- Narcotics: illegal drugs including marijuana or cannabis, cocaine, opium etc.