Everyday life in Korea
Local waste disposal schedules in Korea
Selected local disposal records with area boundaries, source dates and links to official guidance. Confirm the current rules for your building.
Gangnam-gu, Seoul
This selection uses the app source's abbreviated area label, ‘Sinsa-dong and other areas’. That label does not establish identical arrangements for every building in Gangnam-gu. Apartment residents should first check their building's collection point and timetable.
View local guidance →Haeundae-gu, Busan
This is Haeundae-gu's guide for households that set waste outside the property. A set-out day refers to the evening you put waste out; collection continues overnight. Apartment complexes may have their own arrangements.
View local guidance →Yeonsu-gu, Incheon
This selection covers Seonhak-dong, Cheonghak-dong and Dongchun-dong within Yeonsu-gu. Songdo-dong and other neighbourhoods have different timetables or collection systems. The days below refer to setting waste out in the evening before collection.
View local guidance →Suwon, Gyeonggi-do
This guide covers setting waste outside homes and shops in Suwon. The app's source record is dated 2024-12-18; a separately reviewed 2026 city resident guide also lists the routine days and hours below. Follow separate instructions for apartments and designated collection points.
View local guidance →Seogwipo, Jeju
This selection describes Seogwipo's Clean House collection points. The source summarises recyclables as ‘daily’, but that does not mean every material is accepted every day. Check the posted material-specific timetable at a Clean House and the separate opening hours of recycling help centres.
View local guidance →Chuncheon, Gangwon-do
This selection shows two explicitly named collection zones from Chuncheon's source data. The Namsan-myeon entry covers only parts of each of Changchon-ri, Banggok-ri and Gangchon-ri. It does not replace the timetable for other neighbourhoods or collection zones.
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