Arriving in Jeju: Which Airport Gate for the Bus, Taxi or Limousine, and Taxi Fares

How to get out of Jeju airport: which exit gate leads to the buses, the taxis and the 600 and 800 airport limousines, the island's official taxi fares, the free transfers on a Jeju transport card, and the 120 help line.

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✓ Checked and fact-checked November 4, 2026

A Jeju coastal road in spring, black volcanic rocks along the shore, yellow canola flowers by the road, a blue bus and a green volcanic hill beyond

Jeju International Airport is on the edge of Jeju City, on the island’s north coast. Check whether you need a K-ETA before you board. If you fly in from Seoul or Busan, the Seoul arrival guide and the Busan arrival guide cover those airports.

Infographic, step 1 of 4. Landing in Jeju? Pick the right exit gate. Gate 2: city and intercity buses, the bus stop is right outside. Gate 3: taxis, cross the pedestrian crossing to the rank. Gate 5: airport limousine, walk 10 metres to the right. Check whether you need a K-ETA before you board. — Step 1 of 4. Illustration by Travel Smarter Asia.

Which gate to leave by

Korea Airports Corporation, which runs the airport, gives the exits for each kind of transport:

City and intercity buses: leave by Gate 2, and the bus stop is right there.
Taxis: leave by Gate 3 and cross the pedestrian crossing to the taxi rank.
Airport limousine: leave by Gate 5 and walk 10 metres to the right.

The airport limousines, 600 and 800

Jeju’s provincial government lists the airport limousines as routes 600 and 800. We could not read their current timetable and fares on an official page on 4 November 2026, so check them at the stop or on Jeju’s bus information site, bus.jeju.go.kr.

The limousine times live on Jeju’s bus website, so you will be checking it on your phone at the stop. A Saily eSIM set up at home is online when you land. If Jeju is part of a wider Korea or Asia trip, top up the same Saily profile for each country.

Taxi fares

Jeju’s taxi fares, in force from 1 July 2024:

Taxi	First 2 km	Then
Small	3,000 won	100 won per 167 m
Mid-size	4,300 won	100 won per 126 m
Large	6,000 won	100 won per 120 m

A 20% night surcharge applies from 23:00 to 04:00. The page lists no airport surcharge.

Infographic, step 2 of 4. Jeju taxi fares, in force since 1 July 2024. Small: 3,000 won for the first 2 km, then 100 won per 167 m. Mid-size: 4,300 won, then 100 won per 126 m. Large: 6,000 won, then 100 won per 120 m. 20% night surcharge from 23:00 to 04:00. — Step 2 of 4. Illustration by Travel Smarter Asia.

Paying on Jeju buses

Jeju’s provincial government issues transport cards that work as T-money. It says card holders get free rides and transfers on buses within Jeju, “excluding express and airport limousine” buses, and that outside Jeju the card is charged at the normal fare or cannot be used. It does not say whether buses accept cash or foreign cards, so carry won.

Infographic, step 3 of 4. Buses and cards. Airport limousines 600 and 800: check times and fares at the stop. Jeju transport card: free rides and transfers on Jeju buses, but not on express or limousine buses, which are charged. Carry won; cash and foreign card rules are not published. — Step 3 of 4. Illustration by Travel Smarter Asia.

Help lines

Jeju’s call centre is “120” with no area code, or 064-120 from outside Jeju. It runs every day from 07:00 to 22:00 and covers tourism information, with calls in foreign languages passed to the Jeju Tourism Information Center from 09:00 to 18:00. Korea’s 1330 travel helpline also takes calls in English.

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