Electricity

• The standard voltage in Korea is 220V, at 60Hz. You should check the voltage and frequency before using electronics you’ve brought from abroad. A monthly electric bill is issued on the following month. For multi-unit buildings, such as an apartment or officetel, the bill is included in the management expenses.
• If you have any questions about paying, signing up for, or reporting problems with electric bills, you can call the 24-hour Electricity Customer Center for the Korea Electric Power Corporation.

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Gas

• Although most homes in Seoul use city gas, some cities without city gas facilities use LPG. In Seoul, city gas is supplied by Seoul City Gas. If you live in a house that uses LPG, call a nearby gas supplier to order gas for delivery.
• If you want to use city gas after moving in, you should contact a city gas supplier to have it installed. A city gas company employee will visit your place and install the city gas lines on the designated date.
• It is dangerous to install and remove gas lines by yourself. It should be done by a city gas company employee for your safety.
• Visit the Korea Gas Association website for further information on city gas companies near your home.

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Waterworks

• Water fees are charged every two months. Water fees include waterworks, sewage, and water charges. Call the Waterworks Headquarters or visit its website for further information.