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Finding lost property

Batay sa Agosto 2026Awtomatikong salinPinagmulan: 경찰청 유실물종합관리시스템 lost1121 tingin

If you lose something, search lost112 first.

The sequence

  1. Recall where you lost it. Narrow the time and place as much as you can.
  2. Contact that place first — restaurant, shop, station, bus company.
  3. Search the police lost property site lost112.go.kr. Items nationwide are registered there.
  4. Report the loss at a nearby police station or box.
  5. Ask the lost property centre for the transport operator.

By transport type

  • Subway — station customer service or the line's lost property centre.
  • Bus — the bus company (knowing the vehicle number helps) or the local government.
  • Taxi — enquire using the app record or the vehicle number on the receipt. See taxi-use.
  • Train1544-7788 (Korail) or the station.
  • Airport — the airport lost property centre.

Particularly important items

  • Passport — apply for reissue at your embassy. See lost-passport.
  • Alien Registration Card — apply for reissue. See lost-arc.
  • Wallet and cardsreport to your card company immediately to block them. See lost-wallet.
  • Phone — report to your carrier and use the find-my-device function. See lost-phone.

Where to go

  • lost112.go.kr national police lost property system
  • 112 police (if theft is suspected)
  • 182 police civil affairs call centre
  • 1544-7788 Korail
  • 1577-1366 · 1345 interpretation

Questions people ask

I don't know if it was lost or stolen. If theft is suspected, report to 112. For simple loss, check lost112 and the place concerned.

The site is in Korean. Use browser translation, or call 182 for help. Doing it with 1577-1366 interpretation is easier.

I found something someone lost. Hand it in at a nearby police station or box. Keeping it can create legal problems.

How long is property kept? There are set retention periods. Check quickly — items are disposed of after a time.

Take care

Beware messages offering to "return your lost item" in exchange for money or personal details. In particular, texts or calls after losing a phone that ask for passwords or verification codes are always fraud. Never share them. See lost-phone.

Related

lost-wallet · lost-phone · lost-passport · lost-arc · police-report

Source

Korean National Police Agency lost property system www.lost112.go.kr / As of 2026-08

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