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Children aged 6 months to 14, pregnant women and adults 65+ can get a free flu shot in Korea until April 30, 2027. Here are the revised start dates, the two-dose rule for young children and what to bring.
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Children aged 6 months to 14, pregnant women and adults 65+ can get a free flu shot in Korea until April 30, 2027. Here are the revised start dates, the two-dose rule for young children and what to bring.
Korea's E-cycle Governance collects one large appliance, or five or more smaller ones, from your home at no charge. Here is what qualifies, how to book and what gets refused.
Consumer Extended Security Updates for Windows 10 now run until October 12, 2027. Existing enrollees need to do nothing; everyone else can still enroll for free via settings sync, 1,000 Rewards points or a $30 purchase.
Korea's 2026 energy voucher pays KRW 295,200 to 701,300 per household for heating and cooling, with winter use running to May 31, 2027. Here is who qualifies, how to choose a payment method and how to apply by December 31.
In Korea, a housing lease with a deposit above KRW 60 million or monthly rent above KRW 300,000 must be reported within 30 days. Since June 1, 2025, late reports cost KRW 20,000 to 300,000.
Since September 1, 2025, Korean deposit insurance covers up to ₩100 million per person per institution. Here is what counts toward the limit, what is excluded and how pensions get separate cover.
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