Korea's biggest electronics and appliance chain — ordered to your Korean address, no Korean card or account needed.
Hi-Mart (하이마트) is South Korea's largest electronics and home appliance retail chain, now under Lotte, with hundreds of stores nationwide and a full online catalogue at e-himart.co.kr. It's where Korean households go for washing machines, refrigerators, TVs, air conditioners, and everyday electronics at competitive prices.
Paid by 1pm (Mon–Sat), a fridge, washer, TV and similar items are delivered and installed that day in listed cities, after a confirmation call. ₩70,000–90,000 by region.
Motorbike delivery in about two hours for small items ordered weekdays 10:30–16:30 or Saturdays 10:30–14:30 in major cities; no installation. ₩10,000, or ₩5,000 from ₩100,000.
Sold and shipped by a partner seller, not Hi-Mart: big appliances are delivered by that seller, small items go by parcel in 2–3 business days.
Signing up on e-himart.co.kr requires a Korean phone number, and payment is limited to Korean-issued cards — both out of reach for most foreigners in Korea. Send us the product link and we place the order with your Korean address as the delivery address, so Hi-Mart's own delivery team brings it straight to your door while you pay us with PayPal.
Open the item on Hi-Mart and copy the page link — it looks like e-himart.co.kr/…
Write the option (colour, size, set), the quantity and the price in Korean won (₩) — including the store’s delivery fee (배송비), if there is one.
Drop it into our order form and pay with PayPal. We order it and Hi-Mart delivers to your door.
Yes, for items marked 오늘설치: when payment is made by 1pm (Monday to Saturday), Hi-Mart delivers and installs that day in Seoul, Incheon, Gyeonggi and several other cities, for a ₩70,000–90,000 fee depending on region. Otherwise you choose a delivery date at checkout, from the next day when payment clears before 5pm on a weekday. Hi-Mart's crew calls before the visit, and we take that call in Korean.
It marks items sold by partner sellers registered on Hi-Mart's mall rather than by Hi-Mart itself, and Hi-Mart acts only as the intermediary for them. Large appliances are delivered and installed by that seller, while small items go by parcel in about 2–3 business days. Delivery dates and returns follow that seller's rules, and we deal with the seller in Korean for you.
Yes. Send us the product link from e-himart.co.kr along with the option and quantity you want. We check out using our own verified Hi-Mart account and Korean payment method, so neither a Korean SIM nor a Korean card is something you ever need.
Our fee is 10% of the item price, minimum $5, with a minimum order of $20 — shown in your currency before you pay. Most of that covers real cost, not profit: PayPal takes roughly 4.4% plus $0.30, and currency conversion adds another 3-4%, leaving us a margin of about 2-4%.
Any Korean address — your apartment, officetel, dormitory, hotel, or Airbnb. We enter it as the delivery address on the order, and Hi-Mart's own delivery team brings it there directly; we take the confirmation call in Korean if one comes ahead of drop-off.
Large appliances are exactly the kind of purchase that makes sense to order this way when you're setting up a home in Korea — but delivery windows and installation scheduling for bulky items can vary by model and building. Mention your building type (apartment, officetel, walk-up) in the order notes so we can flag anything that needs confirming before you pay.
Paste it into the order form — we’ll handle the Korean checkout.
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