Find the cheapest flights from Oslo to Seoul in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: Oslo (OSL) → Seoul (ICN)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 11h 30m – 14h 30m (1 stop)
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €480 | medium |
| February | €430 | low |
| March | €390 | low |
| April | €400 | low |
| May | €490 | medium |
| June | €580 | high |
| July | €680 | high |
| August | €700 | high |
| September | €520 | medium |
| October | €460 | medium |
| November | €390 | low |
| December | €620 | high |
Airlines on This Route
- Turkish Airlines (connecting): from €460 — Book via Turkish Airlines website for cheapest fares. Stopover program gives you free hotel for Istanbul connect.
- Scandinavian Airlines (connecting): from €520 — Connect via Copenhagen. SAS Go Light fares exclude checked baggage — upgrade to SAS Plus for 23kg included.
- Korean Air (connecting): from €580 — Flying Korean Air means arriving in Seoul well-rested with full Korean meals. Best for baggage allowance seekers.
- Qatar Airways (connecting): from €540 — Qatar often runs sales in January and September. Use skyscanner to track prices — their MyTrip feature locks in fares.
- Emirates (connecting): from €600 — Emirates offers the most comfortable connecting experience but prices run 15-20% higher than competitors.
Booking Strategy
Book your Oslo to Seoul flights 6-8 weeks before departure for the best prices — this is the sweet spot where airlines release their optimal inventory. March and November offer the lowest fares (€380-420) as they’re low-season months in Korea. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are consistently €50-100 cheaper than Friday-Sunday flights. For this route, use Google Flights to set price alerts and monitor the route daily; prices fluctuate most on Norwegian early mornings. Turkish Airlines via Istanbul consistently undercuts competitors by €50-100, making them the default choice for budget travelers. Avoid booking in July-August when prices surge to €700+ due to Korean summer holiday demand. If your schedule is flexible, a 2-week stay in Korea during March-April or October-November will save you €200+ versus peak season.
Route Tips
- Turkish Airlines offers the best value on this route — their Istanbul stopover program provides free hotel accommodation for 1-2 nights if you choose a longer layover.
- Norwegian citizens get 90-day visa-free entry to South Korea — no visa required for tourism under 90 days.
- Book a morning departure from Oslo (around 6-9 AM) — these flights typically have shorter connection times and fewer delays.
- Download the Korean Air or Asiana app before flying — they offer excellent in-flight entertainment and you can pre-order Korean meals.
- Incheon Airport has excellent transit facilities — if you have a long layover (8+ hours), consider the free city tour offered by Incheon Tourism Organization.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from Oslo to Seoul?
The Oslo to Seoul flight takes between 11 hours 30 minutes and 14 hours 30 minutes with one stop. There are no direct flights operating on this route. The most common connections go through Istanbul (Turkish Airlines), Copenhagen (SAS), Doha (Qatar Airways), or Dubai (Emirates). The shortest connection times are typically via Istanbul or Doha, both offering well-timed transfer windows of 2-4 hours. Korean Air also operates this route connecting through their Seoul hub.
How much does it cost to fly from Oslo to Seoul?
Expect to pay between €300-450 for the cheapest Oslo to Seoul tickets, typically with Turkish Airlines or budget carriers during low season (March, April, November). Standard economy fares range €450-600 year-round. Peak season (July, August, Christmas) sees prices jump to €650-800. Business class starts around €2,200. The base price of €300 is achievable only during shoulder season sales with advance booking of 2+ months.
Are there direct flights from Oslo to Seoul?
No, there are no direct flights from Oslo to Seoul. This is a long-haul route requiring at least one stop. Scandinavian Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Emirates, and Korean Air all operate connecting flights. The most popular routes connect through Copenhagen (SAS), Istanbul (Turkish Airlines), Doha (Qatar Airways), or Dubai (Emirates). The shortest total travel time with connections is around 11 hours 30 minutes.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Oslo to Seoul?
March and November are the cheapest months to fly from Oslo to Seoul, with average prices around €380-410. February and April also offer good value at €400-440. The most expensive months are July and August (€680-700 average) due to Korean summer vacations, and December (€620+) during the holiday season. Shoulder seasons in spring and autumn offer the best balance of affordable prices and pleasant weather in Seoul.
Which airlines fly from Oslo to Seoul?
Six main airlines operate flights from Oslo to Seoul: Turkish Airlines (via Istanbul), Scandinavian Airlines (via Copenhagen), Qatar Airways (via Doha), Emirates (via Dubai), Korean Air (via Seoul), and Lufthansa (via Frankfurt/Munich). Turkish Airlines typically offers the lowest prices (from €450), while Emirates and Korean Air tend to be more expensive but offer superior service and baggage allowances. All require at least one stop.
What airport do I fly into in Seoul?
You will fly into Seoul Incheon International Airport (ICN), located 52 kilometers west of central Seoul. Incheon is one of the world’s largest and busiest airports, known for excellent facilities. To reach the city center, take the AREX express train (₩10,800/€7.50, 45 minutes), a taxi (₩45,000-65,000/€31-45, 50-70 minutes depending on traffic), or a limousine bus (₩15,000/€10, 60-90 minutes). The train is the best value; taxis are convenient but can be pricey during rush hour.
How far in advance should I book Oslo to Seoul flights?
Book Oslo to Seoul flights 6-8 weeks in advance for optimal prices. This is when airlines release their best inventory and discounts haven’t yet been snapped up. Booking 3-4 months ahead can sometimes yield even lower fares during sales, but anything beyond 5 months often sees higher prices as airlines haven’t yet released discounted seats. Last-minute bookings (1-2 weeks) rarely work for this route and typically cost €200+ more.
Is it cheaper to fly from Oslo to Seoul on weekdays?
Yes, weekday flights are significantly cheaper than weekend departures on the Oslo to Seoul route. Tuesday and Wednesday departures save €50-150 compared to Friday, Saturday, and Sunday flights. The difference is most pronounced during high season. If possible, depart Monday-Thursday and return Tuesday-Saturday for the best fares. Using flexible date searches on Google Flights can reveal savings of €100+ by shifting your departure just 1-2 days.
Data updated: 2026-03
