No guarantor, no residence card, no Korean bank account — and a contract you can actually read.
Almost every lease in Seoul goes through a licensed agent, on a Korean standard-form contract, with a deposit of ten to twenty times the monthly rent. Many agents will ask for a Korean guarantor or a registration number you do not have yet. None of that is hostility — the system was not built with you in it.
One number covers the home and our service fee. Refundable deposits and one-off charges set by the home are passed through at cost and shown before you pay.
| Usually required in Korea | With K-WARRIORS |
|---|---|
| Korean guarantor | Not needed |
| Residence card / Korean ID | Not needed |
| Korean phone number | Not needed |
| Korean bank account | Not needed — card or PayPal |
| Contract in Korean | Agreement in English, with us |
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Figures from our own index of 19,008 homes, re-checked daily. Last updated 2026-08-30.