Field note · Korea desk context

Korea hardware wallet import checklist

Devices arriving through Korean logistics deserve the same boring intake photos as anything else on an air-gapped desk. This is education, not customs or tax advice.

Cargo ship and port cranes

Learners near Wando-gun and other Jeollanam-do desks often ask what to photograph when a parcel clears last-mile delivery. Our lab answer is procedural, not legal: capture the outer carton, courier label (redact personal data in shared memos), tamper seals, and the unopened inner sleeve before anyone applies power.

Checklist prompts

  1. Who accepted the parcel, and at what timestamp?
  2. Were seals intact relative to vendor photos published online (checked on a separate machine)?
  3. Did the device spend overnight in an uncontrolled mailroom?
  4. Is the serial recorded before the packaging is discarded?

Office context

Dataflow Core lists its Korea office details on Contact. Import regulations and duties are outside our educational scope — ask qualified professionals. For lab enrollment, see Courses.

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