Plan your Korea duty-free shopping
Compare prices before you leave Korea. Find English retailer websites and understand airport pickup.
Can visitors shop duty free?
Yes, travelers with a confirmed international departure can shop. Register and order in the traveling person’s name, enter the correct passport and departure details, and follow the retailer’s collection instructions.
These pages cover purchases collected when leaving Korea. Do not assume an airside transfer or a domestic flight qualifies.
Official shopping instructionsCompare selected products
Observed Korean-storefront prices. English-storefront checkout prices and promotions may differ.
Selection for comparison, not a sales ranking. Prices are not a stock or checkout guarantee.
Before you place an order
- Match the exact size, concentration, shade and set contents.
- Search the English retailer site for the product. Confirm eligibility, stock and the price available to your account.
- Check your departure terminal, order deadline and pickup location on the retailer’s order confirmation.
- Check the rules of your destination and any transit airport before purchasing liquids or restricted goods.
DFMOA compares information; purchases and customer service are handled by the retailer. We do not collect passport or flight details.
Read the Incheon pickup guideTaking your purchases home
Your destination’s customs rules still apply to Korean duty-free purchases. Choose where you will arrive; the resident and visitor conditions may differ.
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Shopping guidance checked 2026-10-25. Prices show their individual observation times.