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Sending an international wire transfer? Start with bank SWIFT codes to find the SWIFT/BIC code and English address for the bank, and for a call abroad, dialing codes has the destination country code.

Need an English address for overseas shipping or paperwork? Look up the road-name or lot-number address with the postal code search, then convert it straight to English with the address converter — both connect directly to the government's official Juso address API, so only real registered addresses come back.

The Korea map shows a district name when you hover over its boundary, useful for checking an administrative district — Dokdo included — whose name you're unsure of.

An international wire transfer's SWIFT code isn't always one per bank — some differ by branch — so if the code you look up here doesn't match what your actual account-opening branch tells you, go with the branch's version. Postal code search can be confusing since road-name and lot-number addresses look different; road-name addresses are the standard for most paperwork and deliveries, so default to that one when in doubt. Address conventions for house numbers and building names vary by country, so for overseas shipping, reformat the converted result to match international mail order (recipient, city, country) rather than using it as-is.