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🚗 Korea Parking Guide (Paid · Free · Apps · Fines · EV) Share This guide helps you quickly find where to park, which apps to use, how much fines cost, and where to charge EVs in Korea. ✅ Flow or ProcedureIdentify type: public(parking gongyeongjuchejang), private(minyeongjuchejang), or store parking Check free vs paid: use signs or apps Confirm parking fee: hourly and daily maximum Choose app or map based on account availability Know illegal parking penalties and towing rules Locate EV charging stations and parking details 💡 Tips or Usage ⚠️ WarningsSome public lots don’t operate overnight → always check signs Store parking is free only with valid receipt or condition met Illegal parking fines: ₩30,000–50,000; towing & storage add cost Most parking apps need Korean phone number/card → use maps instead if short-term Apps & Map Strategy For users with Korean phone/accountModu Parking (모두의주차장): reservation, payment, discount Parking Cloud (파킹클라우드), i-Parking (아이파킹) Tmap Parking: destination-linked search Naver/Kakao Map: see nearby lots & availability For non-Korean speakers or travelersGoogle Maps: search "parking lot" KakaoMap/Naver Map: search “주차장” or “parking” Seoul Parking Info app: English, no signup, shows real-time info Preparation or ExtrasKnow your car type: compact, EV, eco-vehicle Understand EV charging time, cost, lot policy At site: read sign, check app, verify payment methods Useful Korean Words공영주차장 (gongyeongjuchejang) 민영주차장 (minyeongjuchejang) 무료주차 (muryojuche) 주차요금 (jucheyogeum) 전기차충전소 (jeongichachungjeonso) 불법주차 (bulbeopjuche) 견인 (gyeonin) 빈자리 (binjari) 예약주차 (yeyakjuche) (责任编辑:) |
