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- 1
Get a referral letter first
Large university hospitals usually need a referral letter (진료의뢰서) from a local clinic or hospital for National Health Insurance to apply. Without it you can still be seen, but you may pay the full cost. Emergencies are an exception.
- 2
Bring your ID and insurance
Bring your Alien Registration Card or passport. If you have stayed in Korea for 6 months or more, you are generally enrolled in National Health Insurance — ask the hospital if you are not sure.
- 3
Ask about interpretation
Many large hospitals run an international healthcare center with interpreters. Call the hospital before your visit. The 1330 Korea Travel Hotline also offers interpretation by phone.
- 4
In an emergency, call 119
For emergencies such as chest pain, difficulty breathing or serious injury, call 119 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Frequently asked questions
- Can foreigners use National Health Insurance in Korea?
- Foreigners who have stayed in Korea for 6 months or more are generally enrolled in National Health Insurance and pay the same share as Koreans. Ask the hospital if you are not sure about your status.
- Do I need a referral letter for a university hospital?
- For National Health Insurance to apply at large university hospitals, you usually need a referral letter (진료의뢰서) from a local clinic or hospital. Without one you can still be seen, but you may pay the full cost. Emergencies are an exception.
- Can I get an interpreter?
- Many large hospitals run an international healthcare center with interpreters — call before your visit. The 1330 Korea Travel Hotline also offers interpretation by phone.
- What should I do in an emergency?
- Call 119 or go to the nearest emergency room. You do not need a referral letter for emergency care.