IKEA Gift Card

1. Find your nearest store on the IKEA Korea store list. The card is accepted at IKEA stores nationwide, but not at pop-up stores.
2. Bring the gift card with you, either shown as a QR code on your phone screen or printed out.
3. Take your items to the checkout and tell the cashier you are paying with an IKEA gift card.
4. Present the QR code so the cashier can scan it. The card value is deducted from your total.
5. If your purchase costs more than the card balance, pay the difference with another payment method.

The card can be used on products and services anywhere inside the store, including the restaurant, the bistro and the Swedish Food Market.

Any unused amount stays on the card for a later purchase, and the remaining balance is printed on your receipt.

To check the remaining balance online, sign in to or create an IKEA account, then enter the 19-digit card number together with the 4-digit PIN, or the 16-digit code, on the IKEA gift card page. You can also check it in the IKEA app, by typing "기프트 카드 잔액" in the IKEA chat, or by asking staff at the exchanges and returns desk in the store.

Gift cards issued in South Korea can only be used in South Korea.

IKEA brings Swedish home furnishing to stores across Korea, from Gwangmyeong and Goyang to Giheung and DongBusan, with flat-pack furniture and everyday essentials priced for most budgets and space sizes.

• Furniture: Sofas, beds, wardrobes, desks, dining tables and chairs, including flat-pack ranges designed to fit through apartment doorways
• Storage: Shelving units, drawers, boxes and kitchen cabinetry built around small Korean apartments and family homes alike
• Textiles and lighting: Bedding, curtains, rugs, cushions, lamps and candles for changing the feel of a room without moving the furniture
• Kitchen and dining: Cookware, tableware, glassware, utensils and food storage for daily cooking and hosting
• In-store shopping: The balance goes toward purchases made at IKEA stores nationwide, where the full home furnishing range is laid out room by room