‘Seoul City policies introduced by citizens’... Video contest submissions until the 27th

The city of Seoul is holding a short-form video contest on the topic of Seoul's policies that they would like to introduce to foreigners or friends living in other regions.

The city of Seoul announced on the 8th that it will hold the '2026 Seoul I Introduce' contest from the 9th to the 27th.

The theme of the contest is ‘Seoul policies that you would like to introduce and boast about to foreigners or friends from other regions of the country.’ Any Korean or foreigner residing in Seoul can participate as an individual or team member without age restrictions.

Participants can create a video within 60 seconds of the convenience and appeal they experienced through Seoul City's policies.

Various policies such as the Han River Bus, Climate Companion Pass, Wrist Doctor 9988, and Companion Safety Bell can be used as materials. There is no limit to the number of policies included in the video or the production language.

Eleven entries will be selected through a preliminary screening and expert screening that reviews the competition requirements.

The winner will receive a total of 10 million won in prize money along with the Seoul Special Mayor's Award. One grand prize team receives 3 million won, the first two teams receive 1.5 million won each, and the eight excellence award teams receive 500,000 won each.

Applications can be made online through Google Form. Detailed information and video specifications can be found on the ‘Seoul in My Hands’ website.

The winning works will be used as promotional content on the Seoul Metropolitan Government's official social networking service (SNS).

Kang Seon-mi, public relations officer for the Seoul Metropolitan Government, said, “We hope that this will be an opportunity to discover and share new aspects of Seoul’s major policies through citizens’ fresh perspectives and ideas.”