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Who to Call When You Need Help in Busan

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Save these numbers in your phone today. You will be glad you did.

Emergencies

112Police
119Fire and ambulance

If you cannot explain in Korean, call 1330 or BBB (below) and ask them to help interpret.

Visa and immigration

1345, Immigration Contact Center. Questions about your visa, ARC and stay in Korea. Available in 20 languages, including Chinese, Vietnamese, Mongolian, Nepali and Bengali. Weekdays 9:00–22:00 (after 18:00, Korean, English and Chinese only).

Interpretation

Work and money problems

In Busan

Busan Global Center helps foreign residents with daily life, immigration, legal and work questions, and offers interpretation and Korean classes.

The same foundation runs the Study Busan Hub for international students.

Your embassy

Your country's embassy in Seoul (and in some cases a consulate in Busan) helps with passports and consular matters. Save its phone number and address before you need it. You can find it on your foreign ministry's website.

And don't forget your university. Your international office is often the fastest help for everyday problems. Save their phone number and email too.

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