# Renting a TV in Korea (Big Screen, Small Monthly Cost)

> How to rent a TV in Korea as a foreigner. Delivery and installation included, a small monthly fee instead of a lump sum, and how card-discount pricing can lower it.

Canonical: https://setkora.com/guides/rent-tv-korea (also in 15 languages: https://setkora.com/guides/<lang>/rent-tv-korea)

A **TV** is one of the first things many people want after moving in. And in Korea you can rent a big-screen TV for a small monthly fee instead of paying the full price up front. It's a simple way to furnish a living room without a lump sum, with delivery and installation handled for you. Here's how TV rental works in Korea and what to check before you apply.

## Why rent a TV instead of buying

A large TV is a big one-time purchase. **Renting** spreads the cost into a small monthly payment with little or no deposit, and most plans include delivery and installation. A stand setup or wall mounting. If you aren't staying in Korea forever, you return the TV when you leave instead of trying to sell a used set.

## Choosing a size and type

- **Screen size**: match it to your room and how far you sit from the screen.
- **Panel type**: UHD, QLED and OLED options are available at different price points.
- **Stand or wall mount**: decide based on your space; the installer sets up whichever you choose.
Not sure? Browse the options or ask during consultation.

## What's usually included

- **Delivery & installation**: a technician delivers the TV and sets it on a stand or mounts it on the wall.
- **Servicing & repairs**: maintenance during the contract is typically covered by the plan.
Exact coverage varies by product and is confirmed during consultation.

## How card-discount pricing works

Like many rentals in Korea, some TV plans can drop close to **₩0 per month** when you use a partner credit card and meet its monthly spending requirement. This is a condition, not a guarantee. If you don't meet the card's requirement in a given month, you pay the base rate. See [how card-discount rentals work](https://setkora.com/guides/card-discount-rental-korea) for the full explanation.

## Ready to look at options?

The fastest way to see what you can rent is to browse the TVs or ask **Moongae** in your own language. You'll get matching screens with a direct apply button. It's free and there's no obligation.

## FAQ

**Q: Do I need to set up the TV myself?**
A: No. Delivery and installation (a stand setup or wall mounting) are arranged as part of the plan, so a technician handles it for you.

**Q: What screen sizes can I rent?**
A: A wide range, from compact bedroom sizes to large living-room screens, in UHD, QLED and OLED. Browse the options or ask Moongae for a fit for your room.

**Q: Can a TV rental really cost ₩0 a month?**
A: Some plans reach close to ₩0 when you use a partner card and meet its monthly spending requirement. A best-case, conditional price. If you don't meet the condition in a given month, the base rate applies. The card-discount guide explains the details.