What visitors ask about gambling in Jeju, answered from the venue listings and South Korea's casino rules.
How many casinos are there in Jeju?
Jeju has 7 casinos listed in Jeju-do, South Korea.
- They include Jeju Dream Tower Casino, Paradise Casino Jeju Grand, Hyatt Regency Jeju Casino and Jeju Sun Hotel & Casino.
- Counted from venues with a verifiable address, so the figure will differ from a licence register that counts operators rather than buildings.
What casinos are in Jeju?
The best-documented casinos in Jeju are Jeju Dream Tower Casino, Paradise Casino Jeju Grand, Hyatt Regency Jeju Casino and Jeju Sun Hotel & Casino, out of 7 listed in the city.
How old do you have to be to gamble in Jeju?
The minimum casino age in Jeju, Jeju-do is 19, set by law rather than by the individual venue.
- 19, and all but one casino admit foreign passport holders only. Kangwon Land is the single venue open to Korean nationals.
- Individual venues can set a higher bar than the law does, and a few do.
Do you need ID to enter a casino in Jeju?
A foreign passport is required at foreigner-only casinos.
- Bring the passport if you are visiting from abroad; a foreign driving licence is refused more often than it is taken.
What currency do casinos in Jeju use?
Casinos in Jeju deal in the South Korean won (KRW).
- Cash desks change money at their own rate, which is rarely the best one in town.
Are there casino hotels in Jeju?
7 of the casinos in Jeju are listed with a hotel on the property.
- Staying on site usually means the gaming floor is the shortest walk in the building, which is the point of the layout.