Private, furnished, and secure housing
Studios in Korea
Enjoy your own fully equipped personal space, adapted to your budget and length of stay.
ALLO KOREA assists you in finding, renting, and signing with full confidence.
What is a studio?
A studio (원룸) is a private unit combining a bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom — perfect for someone who wants independence.
🎓Students (D-4 visa)
💼Young workers / Working Holiday (H-1)
🧳Medium or long-term stays
The photos above are examples.
Availability changes quickly — start searching about 3–4 weeks before arrival.
Availability changes quickly — start searching about 3–4 weeks before arrival.
Studio type
Prices & contract
Main rental types in Korea: duration, deposit, and fees vary depending on the contract.
Short-term rent (단기월세)
Furnished, flexible stays (1–3 months)
₩700,000 – ₩1,000,000 /month
Monthly rent (월세)
Deposit + monthly payment
₩500,000 – ₩900,000 /month
Jeonse (전세)
Large deposit, no monthly rent (long-term)
₩30,000,000 – ₩80,000,000+
💼 Real estate agency fees:
A one-time commission of 0.3 – 0.8% of the contract amount.
ALLO KOREA chooses reliable agencies and translates all documents for you.
A one-time commission of 0.3 – 0.8% of the contract amount.
ALLO KOREA chooses reliable agencies and translates all documents for you.
FACILITIES
Facilities & Services
Typical equipment found in Korean studios (may vary depending on the building).
Fully furnished
Bed, desk, wardrobe, air conditioning
Equipped kitchen
Stove, sink, refrigerator
Private bathroom
Private shower and toilet
Wi-Fi available
Included or billed separately depending on the unit
Security
Digital door lock, CCTV cameras
Location
Close to universities and subway stations
Pros & Cons
Advantages / Disadvantages
PROS
✅ Advantages
- •Private, independent housing
- •Perfect for one person
- •Flexible contract durations
- •Furnished and move-in ready
- •ALLO KOREA handles the entire process — no Korean guarantor needed
CONS
❌ Disadvantages
- •Smaller than an officetel
- •Separate utility bills
- •Sometimes requires a high deposit (jeonse)
- •Furniture condition varies
- •Limited availability depending on the neighborhood
🧭 All studios offered by ALLO KOREA accept foreigners with no Korean guarantor.
We manage the communication and full contract process for you.
We manage the communication and full contract process for you.
FAQ
Most Asked Questions
Q. Who can rent a studio in Korea?
Anyone: students, workers, travelers, or long-term residents. No Korean guarantor is needed when using ALLO KOREA.
Q. What is the minimum contract length?
Most studios require 6 months to 1 year, but some allow 3-month contracts, depending on the area and landlord.
Q. Are utilities included in the rent?
Usually not. Electricity, water, gas, and internet are typically billed separately.
Q. How much is the deposit?
Monthly-rent studios (월세) require a deposit of ₩5,000,000–₩10,000,000 on average.
Jeonse (전세) studios require a much larger deposit.
Q. Can I reserve a studio before arriving in Korea?
Yes. ALLO KOREA can check availability, visit the property, send photos/videos, and secure the contract before you arrive.
