For foreigners living in Korea
Can’t check out on Korean shopping sites? We’ll order it for you.
Send us the product link from Coupang, Olive Young, Musinsa or any Korean store. Pay with PayPal — we place the order and the store delivers it to your door in Korea.
- No Korean card, phone number or 본인인증 (ID check) needed
- Pay in USD or EUR with any international card — PayPal Buyer Protection
- The store’s own courier delivers to you — we’re not a package forwarder
How it works
Three steps. You never touch a Korean checkout.
Send us the link
Paste the product link, option, quantity and the price in won (₩) — plus the store’s delivery fee, if any — into the order form.
Pay with PayPal
We convert it at today’s rate and show the full total before you pay — item plus one service fee.
It arrives at your door
We order with your Korean address, take the courier’s call in Korean, and the store delivers to you.
Prices above are an example at today’s rate. The parcel goes straight from the store to you — never through us.
Know the store before you order
Each Korean store works differently — delivery badges, who ships, what can go wrong. Our guides explain it.
Not listed? We order from any Korean online store — just send the link.
What you’re actually paying us for
The four things that stop a foreigner from checking out in Korea.
We pay with a card Korean sites accept
Korean stores reject most foreign cards and ask for Korean identity verification. You pay us by PayPal with any international card; we place and pay for the order on a verified local account.
We check your address so it arrives
Write your address in English. We match it to the Korean address system and enter it correctly, so the platform’s courier can actually find your building, floor and unit.
We take the courier’s call in Korean
Korean drivers phone before they deliver, and they phone in Korean. The order carries our contact details, so we answer, give directions and arrange where to leave it.
We handle exchanges and returns
Wrong size, wrong colour, or something damaged? Korean return processes run on Korean-language phone calls and chat. We deal with the store for you.
Honest pricing
You pay the Korean price of the item, plus one service fee. Here’s exactly where that fee goes.
Where the 10% actually goes
PayPal takes 4–5% of every payment plus a fixed fee per order, and converting your currency into Korean won costs another 2–3%. What’s left — about 2–4% — is what pays for placing your order, checking your address, answering the courier in Korean, and sorting out returns.
Buying something expensive? Pay less.
On orders over $1,000 you can pay by Wise transfer instead of PayPal. That avoids most of the payment-processing and currency-conversion cost — and we pass the saving straight back to you as a discounted service fee. Message us before you order and we’ll quote it.
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Guides to the Korean stores worth knowing.
Found something on a Korean site?
Send us the link and pay with PayPal — we’ll handle the Korean checkout, the courier and any returns.