While we all hope your travel plans go smoothly and without any issue, there is a chance that something could go wrong during your trip. From becoming unexpectedly ill, to losing your passport, we have all had something go wrong during our travels.

Of course, these things won’t necessarily ruin your trip if you simply ensure that you are prepared for the unexpected!

Here is a list of important phone numbers and contacts that you can use during your Jeju travels. Make sure you keep this article somewhere safe!

1. If you become sick, these hospitals provide translation services

Jeju National University Hospital

▲ Photo courtesy The Jeju Weekly

Jeju National University Hospital was built in 2001 and more than 600 people work in the hospital. There are 506 beds from the basement to 6th floor. For foreigners, there is a translation service during business hour from (8:30 a.m to 6:00 p.m).

Location:
15, Aran 13-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Korea (제주특별자치도 제주시 아란13길 15)

Translation Service Contact:
English 064-717-1654
Chinese 064-717-1935
Russian 064-717-1053
Japanese 064-717-1507

Website:
Korean http://www.jejunuh.co.kr/index.do
English http://en.jejunuh.co.kr/index.do
Chinese http://cn.jejunuh.co.kr/index.do
Russian http://ru.jejunuh.co.kr/index.do
Mongolian http://mo.jejunuh.co.kr/index.do

Jeju Halla Hospital

Located in Yeondong, Jeju Halla Hospital has around 80 doctors and 200 nurses. As well as this, there are more than 400 beds. A translation service is provided

Location:
65, Doryeong-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Korea (제주특별자치도 제주시 도령로 65번지)

Main Contact:
064-740-5000

Translation Service Contact:
English 064-740-5368~9

Website:
Korean http://www.hallahosp.co.kr/
English http://www.hallahosp.co.kr/han/en/
Japanese http://www.hallahosp.co.kr/han/jp/index.html
Chinese http://www.hallahosp.co.kr/han/ch/

2. Who to contact if you lose something or something gets stolen

When you lose your passport, money or cell phone, you should contact your embassy or consulate. If you are worried about losing your passport, it can be a good idea to make a copy of the photo page of your passport before leaving your home country.

If you are a us citizen, contact:

U.S. Embassy Seoul

Location:
188 Sejong-daero, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea 03141
Contact:
02-397-4114

U.S. Consulate Busan

Location:
#993, Joongangdae-Ro, Busanjin-Gu, Room 612 (Lotte Gold Rose) Busan, Korea 47209
Contact:
02-397-4114

3. Remember the number, 1330

1330 is a tourism information hotline provided by Korea Tourism Organization. 1330 provides translation services to the foreigners visiting Korea. When you take a taxi or visit a restaurant, you call this number to get some help.