Renting a Massage Chair in Korea (Without Buying One)
A full-size massage chair (안마의자) can cost several million won to buy — which is exactly why renting is so popular in Korea. You get the daily comfort of a premium chair for a small monthly fee, with delivery and setup handled for you. Here's how massage chair rental works for foreign residents.
Why rent a massage chair instead of buying
- Avoid a huge one-time cost — premium chairs are expensive to buy outright; rental spreads it into an affordable monthly fee.
- Try premium models — enjoy a high-end chair without committing the full purchase price.
- Flexible for your stay — ideal if you may move or leave Korea (a penalty may apply for the remaining contract term).
- Delivery & installation included — these chairs are heavy; the provider handles it.
Space and placement
Massage chairs are large and often need recline clearance behind them. Measure your living room and doorway before delivery. Some models are more compact or wall-hugging if space is tight — compare specs when choosing.How the monthly price works
The advertised monthly fee usually assumes a contract length (약정), and a partner-card discount can lower it when the card's spending condition is met. Because these are premium items, confirm the plan and final terms during consultation before committing.How to apply on SETKORA
- Browse health & care products or use the 30-second Finder.
- Compare models, monthly price, and contract length in your language.
- Tap Apply — the operator arranges delivery and installation.
Frequently asked questions
Is renting a massage chair cheaper than buying?
For most people, yes — a premium chair costs a lot to buy outright, so a monthly rental is far easier on your budget, especially for a limited stay. With a card discount the monthly cost can be quite low.
Can foreigners rent a massage chair in Korea?
Yes, foreign residents can generally apply. A common requirement is at least one year of remaining stay; eligibility is confirmed during consultation.
SETKORA is a rental brokerage (통신판매중개자), not the contracting party. Prices assume a contract term and, where noted, card-spending conditions; final terms are confirmed during consultation.