Korean Address System Explained: Road, Lot Number, and English in One Guide
A complete guide to the Korean address system for newcomers. Understand road addresses, lot numbers, English format, and zip codes with real examples.
Read →Practical guides on Korean addresses, English address formatting, international shipping, and more.
A complete guide to the Korean address system for newcomers. Understand road addresses, lot numbers, English format, and zip codes with real examples.
Read →How to fill in a Korean address for Amazon, eBay, DHL, FedEx, and other international services. Address Line 1/2, Zip examples, apartment format, and 7 common mistakes to avoid.
Read →An introduction to Seoul's two halves: Gangnam (south of the Han River) and Gangbuk (north). Key roads, address patterns, and what each area is known for.
Read →The most frequent errors when converting Korean addresses to English, with correct examples for each. Covers building number order, district notation, apartment format, and country name.
Read →How Korean apartment addresses work: complex name, dong, ho, and English format. Examples for international shipping, visa forms, and the difference between apartment types.
Read →How to find the road address (doromyeong) for an old lot number (jibun) address. Why they differ, how to search, and five real conversion examples.
Read →How to write a Korean address in English on US, UK, Japan, and Australian visa applications. Getting an address certificate, field-by-field examples, and formats for apartments and officetels.
Read →A step-by-step guide to entering your Korean address correctly on Amazon, eBay, AliExpress, and other international shopping sites — including apartment numbers, zip codes, and name format.
Read →Everything about Korean postal codes: how to find your 5-digit ZIP code, understand the numbering system, use it in English addresses, and the difference from the old 6-digit system.
Read →Everything foreigners living in Korea need to know about addresses: alien registration, English format, receiving international packages, and using addresses for banks and government services.
Read →From the Joseon-era village system to Japanese-era lot numbers, and finally the 2014 road name address reform — a clear explanation of why and how Korea changed its address system.
Read →How to search Korean addresses on Google Maps, when to use Korean vs English, what to do when a location doesn't show up, and how to share a Maps link.
Read →Step-by-step guide to writing a Korean delivery address for international couriers like DHL, FedEx, UPS, and EMS — including English format, apartment numbers, phone numbers, and customs tips.
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