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HOUSING & DORMSGepostet von Lucia 🇪🇸 Spain · vor 3 Std.
Do Korean university dorms have curfews? Dorm vs goshiwon?
I heard some dorms lock the doors around midnight. Is that true everywhere? Is a goshiwon more free, and what do they actually cost per month?
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MinjiALLO TEAM
Korea local tips · Seoul
Curfews depend entirely on the university — there's no national rule.
Dorms: some have a curfew (typically midnight to 1am), some don't. Dorms are cheaper, safe, and put you next to classmates from day one, but rooms are usually shared and applications open on a fixed date each semester — miss it and you're out for that term.
Goshiwon: a small private room, no curfew, no deposit, usually 400,000-650,000 won a month in Seoul depending on district and whether it has a window. Cheapest private option, but rooms really are small.
One-room / officetel: real independence, 500,000-800,000 won a month in Seoul, but landlords normally want a deposit that can run into the millions of won. Increasingly there are no-deposit options through accommodation platforms.
Tell us your school and budget and we'll show what's realistic near that campus — we book dorms for our students and handle the applications on the day they open.
Dorms: some have a curfew (typically midnight to 1am), some don't. Dorms are cheaper, safe, and put you next to classmates from day one, but rooms are usually shared and applications open on a fixed date each semester — miss it and you're out for that term.
Goshiwon: a small private room, no curfew, no deposit, usually 400,000-650,000 won a month in Seoul depending on district and whether it has a window. Cheapest private option, but rooms really are small.
One-room / officetel: real independence, 500,000-800,000 won a month in Seoul, but landlords normally want a deposit that can run into the millions of won. Increasingly there are no-deposit options through accommodation platforms.
Tell us your school and budget and we'll show what's realistic near that campus — we book dorms for our students and handle the applications on the day they open.
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MinjiALLO TEAM · vor 3 Std.
Curfews depend entirely on the university — there's no national rule.
Dorms: some have a curfew (typically midnight to 1am), some don't. Dorms are cheaper, safe, and put you next to classmates from day one, but rooms are usually shared and applications open on a fixed date each semester — miss it and you're out for that term.
Goshiwon: a small private room, no curfew, no deposit, usually 400,000-650,000 won a month in Seoul depending on district and whether it has a window. Cheapest private option, but rooms really are small.
One-room / officetel: real independence, 500,000-800,000 won a month in Seoul, but landlords normally want a deposit that can run into the millions of won. Increasingly there are no-deposit options through accommodation platforms.
Tell us your school and budget and we'll show what's realistic near that campus — we book dorms for our students and handle the applications on the day they open.
Dorms: some have a curfew (typically midnight to 1am), some don't. Dorms are cheaper, safe, and put you next to classmates from day one, but rooms are usually shared and applications open on a fixed date each semester — miss it and you're out for that term.
Goshiwon: a small private room, no curfew, no deposit, usually 400,000-650,000 won a month in Seoul depending on district and whether it has a window. Cheapest private option, but rooms really are small.
One-room / officetel: real independence, 500,000-800,000 won a month in Seoul, but landlords normally want a deposit that can run into the millions of won. Increasingly there are no-deposit options through accommodation platforms.
Tell us your school and budget and we'll show what's realistic near that campus — we book dorms for our students and handle the applications on the day they open.
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Yuki 🇯🇵 Japan · vor 3 Std.
Goshiwon for 3 months then moved to a one-room. The goshiwon was fine for a first landing but I couldn't have stayed a year in that space.
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