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- When departing from Fukuoka Airport, mobile check-in, boarding the international shuttle bus, and purchasing snacks at the 7-Eleven on the 1st floor are essential. It is also convenient to prepare traveler's customs declaration and Q code in advance.
- It's best not to expect much from the airport duty-free shop, and you can purchase water at vending machines in front of the gate without bringing it.
- Especially during departure, lines can be long, so it's best to arrive at the airport with ample time.
Tips for departing from Fukuoka Airport after your trip to Japan!
I recently felt like going to Fukuoka, so please refer to the things I prepared when going to the airport 😎
Highly Recommended
💟 Mobile Check-in
The line at the check-in counter is really long. Seriously, how many Koreans are visiting Fukuoka? Even during peak seasons or weekends with bad timing, it's a basic 1 hour 20 minutes..🥶
You really need to prepare yourself..
If you don't have any checked baggage, it's absolutely essential to do mobile check-in!!!
Even if you have baggage, you can check in online/via the app and use the baggage-only line, so keep that in mind.
✅ Jin Air Mobile Check-in Link
You will receive a ticket and a KakaoTalk notification message after completing mobile check-in.
Jin Air allows mobile check-in, so it was good that I could go straight to the check-in counter upon arriving at the airport without having to stand in another line and get exhausted.
When you check in via the app, your boarding pass will be generated, and you can simply show the QR code on the boarding pass to complete check-in.
Web or app check-in is only possible up to 1 hour and 30 minutes before departure!
💟 Take the International Shuttle Bus!
After taking the subway to the airport line and getting off, go upstairs and take the free shuttle bus to the airport.
But! Be careful here!
You have to take the bus going to the international airport, not the domestic airport.
If you take the domestic bus and try to go to the international terminal, it can take over an hour, which can lead to missing your flight.
💟 Buy snacks at the 7-Eleven on the 1st floor!
If you have any remaining coins and need something to buy, do it before you check in~
You have to buy them at the 7-Eleven right after you get off the shuttle bus and enter.
Why? Because the convenience stores inside after check-in are already empty, and there's hardly anything to eat.
It's located at the very end of the 1st floor to the right of the escalator going to the departure lobby on the 3rd floor.
There's also the Ichiran Ramen that I've been thinking about (it's only delicious at the store, the cup ramen you bring home isn't tasty ㅜㅜ sad).
You can also have coffee, and their hand-drip coffee is really cheap! You can spend all your coins.
It's really not available after check-in, so buy it here.
I recommend the mentaiko onigiri from 7-Eleven, my favorite!!
💟 Traveler's Customs Declaration, Q Code (QR Code) Mobile
It's really convenient to do both in advance.
You can now use a mobile app to replace the customs declaration forms that you used to fill out on the plane. I recommend doing it in advance with a SIM card or Pocket WiFi!
✅ Traveler's Customs Declaration App
✅ Pre-Entry Quarantine Information (Q Code) Input
The Q-CODE line is much shorter.
Things You Don't Need to Do
❎ Expecting Duty-Free
It's really empty when you go inside lol. Everything is closed, there's no food, so you can't eat, and
There were some souvenirs like Ichiran, but the line is really long.
That's really all there is~~
❎ Bringing Water
I had some free water left from checking out of the hotel, so I brought it with me, but it got confiscated at check-in lol.
Oh right... water is considered a bomb hazard.
There are quite a few vending machines in front of the gate, so you can just get a drink from there, so don't bring it.
Hope you get to go to Fukuoka soon~~👋
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