- Double check flight and terminal information before heading to the airport.
- Bring a spare battery as some charging areas at the airport can get crowded during peak hours.
- If you have a long wait, don't miss out on free cultural experiences like wearing hanbok, making crafts, or relaxing at the Korean Cultural Center (Terminal 1, 3rd floor).
6. Frequently asked questions about Incheon airport
1. How many terminals does Incheon Airport have and how do I know which terminal my flight is in?
Incheon Airport has 2 main terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
- T1 serves most airlines such as Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Air, Asiana Airlines, Jeju Air, Japan Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways, etc.
- T2 primarily serves Delta Airlines, Air France, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and Korean Air.
How to check: Check information on airline tickets, airline websites, or Incheon Airport Guide app.
Note: From July 29, 2025, Air Busan will switch to operating at Terminal T2.
2. What is the immigration procedure at Incheon airport?
The immigration process at Incheon airport takes place according to the following procedures:
- Fill out Arrival Card and customs declaration form on the plane.
- On the 1st floor of the arrival terminal: Line up at the immigration counter, present passport, visa (if required), take photo, get fingerprints.
- Pick up your luggage at the Baggage Claim area, submit your customs declaration at the exit gate.
Note: Passport must be valid for more than 06 months. Tourists from certain countries will need a visa (except for visa exemption cases such as traveling to Jeju or transiting for less than 24 hours).
3. Where to check-in? How to check-in faster at Incheon Airport?
The check-in counter area is located on the 3rd floor of Terminal T1 and the 3rd floor of Terminal T2. To shorten the check-in time, visitors can apply one of two ways:
- Use the self check-in machine located on the 3rd floor.
- Visit the airline website or app to check-in online in advance, then drop off your luggage at the Self Bag Drop counter.
Note: Guests need to be at the airport at least 3 hours before departure time.
Tip: Use the airline app to check-in online first, then drop off your luggage at the Self Bag Drop counter.