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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Can I take photos of people in Korea?

No, taking photos of individuals without permission can be illegal in Korea. The law protects personal image rights and privacy, especially in cases causing discomfort or harm.

2. What should I do if I lose my passport in Korea?

Report it at the nearest police station, then visit your embassy or consulate to apply for a replacement passport.

3. Is marijuana or CBD legal in Korea?

No. Both marijuana and most CBD products are illegal, even for foreigners. You may face legal consequences under Korean law.

4. What if I get scammed while shopping?

Report it to the local police or the Korea Consumer Agency. Keep receipts, photos, and product details to support your claim.

5. Can I bring prescription medicine from my country?

Some medicines are restricted or banned. Contact the Korean Customs Service before your trip, and carry a doctor’s note and prescription documentation.

6. Is it safe to report a crime as a tourist?

Yes. You can call 112 for police assistance. Language support is often available, and Korean police are usually helpful to foreign visitors.

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