Experience korea Facebook ad: “Left something behind on the Seoul subway?”

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Left something behind on the Seoul subway? Good news — you may not have to backtrack to get it. 📦 Starting this July, Seoul Metro is rolling out a lost item home delivery service, allowing you to have your belongings sent directly to your home or office without ever visiting a lost & found center in person. This builds on the “Tota Lost and Found Delivery Service,” which Seoul Metro has run since June last year — letting customers select a nearby station, pay through the Tota Locker app, and pick up their item from a designated locker whenever it suits them. With the new doorstep option added, you can now choose whichever method works best: locker pickup or home delivery. Last year alone, Seoul subway lost items topped 160,000 reports. If you lose something, it helps to remember the time and place and report it right away to the nearest station’s Customer Safety Office or the Seoul Metro Customer Center. 📍 Launching July 2026 ✨ Here’s how it works: → Contact the nearest station’s Customer Safety Office or the Customer Center (1577-1234) to confirm your item has been found → Complete identity verification → Submit your delivery address and pay the shipping fee through the dedicated website → Your item gets couriered straight to you You can also search for lost items by date, item type, and location on the Police Civil Service 24 website ([minwon24.police.go.kr](<http://minwon24.police.go.kr/>)). International languages are available on this site. 💵 Note: cash, valuables, and food items aren’t eligible for delivery and are handled through separate procedures. One less thing to stress about on your next subway ride in Seoul! 🚇 ✅ Source: @seoulmetro.official 📸 AI generated for illustration purposes only #seoulsubway #southkorea #travelkorea #韓国旅行

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