Landing in Seoul and staring at ticket machines full of Korean? Skip the hassle—grab a T-Money card and tap your way through subways, buses, and shops like a local from day one. This versatile prepaid card costs just 2,500-5,000 KRW (including refundable deposit) and works across all public transport with free transfers. Here's everything you need for tourists. 🪙 Official T-Money for Foreigners More Seoul Transit Guides 1. What is T-Money and Why Get It? T-Money is a rechargeable contactless smart card for subways, buses, taxis, and even 7-Eleven purchases. No more fumbling with cash or paper tickets—tap to enter/exit. Tourist perks: Free transfers (up to 30 mins subway, 5 stops bus), discounts on some attractions. Balance carries over if you return. 2026 update: Foreigner-friendly versions available; works with Apple/Google Wallet in some cases. 2. Where to Buy T-Money Card Convenience stores: CU, GS25, 7-Eleven—everywh...