Anchak: Land in Korea

Anchak (안착) means "soft landing" in Korean, and that's what this app is for. Whether you're visiting Korea for a week or moving here for a degree, Anchak turns "what do I do first?" into a personal checklist, a trip you can actually follow, and the words you need when nobody speaks English. YOUR RUNWAY Answer three questions (tourist or student, when you land, where) and Anchak builds your timeline: before you land, landing day, your first week, settling in, flying home. Check things off, skip what's not for you, add your own. Everything stays on your phone. No account. 25+ GUIDES THAT GET THINGS DONE Written for foreigners, updated for 2026, with official links: • K-ETA and the e-Arrival Card, airport to city, eSIM and a Korean number • T-money, trains and intercity buses, renting a car • Money, cards and banking, plus a student guide to opening a Korean account • ARC, HiKorea appointments, address reports and visa extensions • Part-time jobs and the work permit, university life, moving into your first Korean home • Doctors and pharmacies, health insurance, delivery apps, restaurant survival, trash rules, survival Korean 280+ PLACES ACROSS 40+ CITIES Spots locals would actually text you, from Seoul and Busan to Tongyeong, Danyang, Boseong and Jeju. Browse by region and city, by interest (hiking, beaches, blossoms, night views, K-drama, festivals), see them on a map, and open directions in Naver, Google or Apple Maps. Festivals show whether they're on right now. Every place has a photo, a tip and how to get there. MY TRIP Plan each day with your saved places, 12 ready-made day courses or anything you type. Tap a stop to show the driver its Korean name, or get directions. Students save home, school and hospital in Korean once, then show any taxi. SHOW CARD Big-type Korean for taxis, allergies and restaurants. Type anything in your language and show the Korean. WON CALCULATOR Live rates in your currency, the bills at a glance, and what a coffee, a taxi or a hotel really costs. CULTURE SHOCK 80+ quiz cards on the everyday Korea nobody warns you about, from the toilet paper on the dinner table to the campus group chat. EVERYTHING IN YOUR LANGUAGE English, 한국어, 日本語, 简体中文, 繁體中文, Español, Français, Русский: the whole app, not just the menu. Emergency numbers (112, 119, 1330) are always one tap away. No account. No ads. Made by PRELAB, a small studio in Busan building tools for foreigners starting a life in Korea.