Q. What is the language of the conference?
A. The official language of our conference is English. However, if Korean assistance is required, all staff members will be fluent in Korean.

Q. How are committee and country assignments made?
A. A committee and country assignment form will be sent to your email with the registration confirmation email.

Q. What is the maximum number of delegates and advisors allowed per school?
A. There is no maximum number of delegates allowed per school. The ideal number of advisors is 1, but the maximum number is 2. For international delegates, we expect one advisor, as stated in the prospectus, but additional advisors are free to come (fee may apply min $0 ~ max $20) Spots will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, so if you plan on bringing a larger delegation (somewhere close to 15), we recommend registering early or contacting us. 

Q. Do MUN Directors need to be on the conference venue during the conference?
A. No. However, as a conference policy, a minimum of one adult chaperone (either advisor or parent) must be in Korea for the duration of the conference.

Q. Are Airport Transfers Provided?
A. While the fee is not included in our conference fee, our team will arrange airport transfers for both arrivals and departures for all foreign schools. We plan on collecting airport transfer requests in a separate logistics form after registration. The shuttle service cost along with other details about the conference will be included with that form.
Schools are also free to arrange their own transportation.

In this case, please plan on arriving at our venue either on the evening (10~12pm) of the 4th or before the opening ceremony on the 5th. Additional options include our free shuttle from Seoul Station, Gangnam, and Seohyeon Station. While mainly catered towards domestic participants, we offer these on the morning of the 5th for arrivals and post closing ceremony on the 7th. Regardless, on the 4th and 5th, one of our team members will be at the airport to greet and guide all delegates and advisors.