Seoul transit pass for travellers to be available starting July

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SEOUL : The city’s all-inclusive transit pass , the Climate Card, will soon be available for short-term use by visitors to Korea starting in July, the Seoul Metropolitan Government has announced.

This presents a more cost-effective option compared to the cash-only daily pass provided by T-money for foreign tourists, which is priced at 15,000 won for one day, including a 5,000 won deposit with a 500 won service fee. Currently, the Climate Card costs 65,000 won per month, providing unlimited access to subways, buses, and public bicycles within the city. Alternatively, users have the option to pay 62,000 won to exclude the bike-sharing service from the plan.

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