How to Bypass Korean Govt Facility Quarantine + Updates on Regulations

Hello~
just wanted to continue spreading my knowledge/experience with quarantine in South Korea.

In case you missed my previous videos...
1. I am an American citizen.
2. I did not enter Korea with a visa.
3. I did my 14 days of quarantine at a government facility (aka hotel)
4. I paid $1525 for my govt facility quarantine.

Let me first begin by saying...
The South Korean embassy website states, "Anyone is who is a foreigner (AKA does not have a Korean passport) and is entering visa-free (meaning their visit is a short-term visit) must undergo a mandatory 14-day quarantine at a government facility." This facility will cost anywhere between $1400-$1900.
The South Korean embassy website also states people are only allowed to do an Airbnb or family/relative house quarantine if they have a long-term visa AND can show proof of family relationship.
Because I didn't have a long-term visa, I arrived in Korea prepared to drop ~$1500 for a govt facility quarantine. But DAMNIT. When I got to Incheon Airport, I learned it was possible for me to do an Airbnb quarantine.

TIME STAMPS
[0:45] Protocols are always changing! So stop watching vlogs and/or Q&As from 6 months ago!
[1:56] The information on the South Korean Embassy website is WRONG/OUTDATED
[2:14] Example of how the embassy website information is wrong
[2:59] Best place to get the latest information regarding South Korean quarantine
[3:52] How to bypass facility quarantine and do Airbnb/family house quarantine (if you have a Korean parent)
[6:21] Airport staff are confused af too
[7:24] Your experience at the airport -- whether the airport staff goes easy or hard on you -- will be based on luck

Hope you found this video helpful!
And if you have any questions regarding quarantine in Korea, feel free to leave a comment!

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