We're rolling out honestly: some features are live in beta, others are partner integrations on the way. No vaporware.
Tell the app your dates and interests; it auto-builds an optimized multi-city itinerary — including the regions most tourists miss — balanced for KTX, time and budget. It's planning software: you review and adjust every stop in-app.
Assemble a trip in Trip Studio →An informational checklist that helps you see whether you may need a visa or K-ETA and points you to the e-Arrival Card you file yourself (free, at the official .go.kr site) — plus a Q-code note if you're flying from a listed quarantine country. It's guidance only, not visa or immigration advice, and we never file any document for you. Always confirm on the official sites.
Run a visa check →Once you register, we email a do's-and-don'ts PDF for entry, exit and in-country, plus a short "Korea basics" mini-course so you arrive confident.
Get the briefing →Step-by-step from your gate at Incheon T1, T2 or Gimpo: which floor to buy a T-money or WOWPASS card on, and whether the train, bus or taxi is your best move at the hour you actually land — including after the last AREX. Free, no account needed. Note: trip2kr is planning software — flights, hotels, tours and restaurants are booked on third-party sites (Klook, Trip.com), not on trip2kr, and we don't give visa or immigration advice.
Open the arrival guide →“Beta” = available at launch. “Soon” = partner integration in progress. We'd rather under-promise.