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Prescription Drugs in South Korea We recommend that you plan well in advance and confirm the procedures with the relevant Korean authorities before bringing any drugs into the Republic of Korea. Prohibited substances include Cannabis (CBD, THC, etc), Opiate Drugs, Amphetamine Drugs, Benzodiazepine Drugs, UNLESS you have made special arrangements with MFDS in advance. You must declare your prohibited medication to the MFDS at least 10 days before travel by Korean Customs policy (IES recommends at least 2 months in advance) before travel and obtain official approval. For medications that do not...

It's Wrapping Up...

There’s about one month left here in Granada, give or take a few days. The countdown to my flight on the Delta app haunts me. 

In trying to pre-emptively reflect on my time here, I am constantly thinking about what I’ll take back home with me from my time here. Too many clothes, yes, improved Spanish skills for sure… But also a greater sense of independence. I lived in a foreign country! For months and months!

Independent Travel Ban The health and safety of IES Abroad/SAF students is our highest priority. Regretfully, the conflicts in Ukraine and in Gaza continue. As such, IES Abroad/SAF will continue to prohibit independent student travel to these locations and their surrounding areas. To ensure student health and safety, IES Abroad/SAF will continue its complete travel ban for Ukraine, Russia, Israel, Gaza, and the greater Middle East, which includes Palestine, Yemen, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. Travel to countries bordering Russia and Ukraine (including Poland) must be approved in advance. Be advised...
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