Cashbee (EZL) refunds: a CU takes 30,000 won, GS25, 7-Eleven and emart24 20,000. Above that, EZL sends visitors to DOZN exchange kiosks for a 1,000 won fee.
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Topic
Paying for things
Cards, cash, transit money and the counters where a foreign card still fails.
- Cashbee card refund follows EZL's table, not T-money's
- T-money refund in Busan: at a store, not a subway counter
T-money's Korean refund list names subway counters in the Seoul area only. Leaving from Busan or Gimhae, a CU's 30,000 won is the most a store cashes out.
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- Climate Card payback: the paper claim closed on 30 September
Seoul's Climate Card payback was counted per charge, not per month. Claims, paper route included, closed 30 September 2026; the last batch pays from 30 October.
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- T-money refund at the airport: 30,000 won at CU, not 20,000
T-money's Korean table sets store refund limits by chain: under 20,000 won at GS25, up to 30,000 at CU and emart24. Its English guide prints no limit at all.
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- Korea tax refund at Incheon Airport: kiosk and customs rules
How to claim your Korea tax refund at Incheon Airport: scanning receipts at departure kiosks, 15,000 won minimum spend, and baggage check-in inspection rules.
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- Foreign cards buy a Seoul subway ticket, not a T-money top-up
Seoul's new subway kiosks take Visa and Mastercard for tickets and Climate Card passes, at a 3.7% fee. The plastic T-money card is the one they will not fill.
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