💡 How to Pay Utility Bills in Korea

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1. 🧾 Using a Paper Bill (Payment Notice)

• A paper bill is delivered to your home each month.

• You can pay it using the barcode or payment number.

• Where to pay:

  • At a bank (in-person or ATM)

  • Convenience stores (e.g., CU, GS25)

  • Mobile or internet banking

  • Payment kiosks at district offices or community centers

 

2. 💳 Automatic Payment (Auto Debit or Credit Card)

• Set up automatic monthly payments from your bank account or credit card.

• How:

  • Visit the utility company’s website (e.g., KEPCO for electricity)

  • Apply for auto payment (you may need a certificate or account info)

  • Or apply at your local bank or via bank app

 

3. 📱 Mobile Apps & Online Payment

• You can use official apps or websites:

  • Giro (www.giro.or.kr) – Korean government payment platform

  • KEPCO App – for electricity bills

  • Banking apps (KB Star Banking, Shinhan SOL, Toss, KakaoBank, etc.)

  • Easy payment apps: KakaoPay, NaverPay, Toss, etc.

 

4. 🏪 Pay at a Convenience Store

• Bring your bill to a CU, GS25, 7-Eleven, or other major convenience store.

• Pay using cash or card.

 

5. 🏦 Internet or Mobile Banking

• Use your bank’s app or website.

• Go to the “Bill Payment” section and enter the payment number from the bill.

• Supported by most banks in Korea.