You need to register and pay fees for using water and sewage services. Some regions have sewage lines fully developed, while others do not. Payment procedures also vary by region. So please confirm the matter first at a municipal administrative office outlet.

When you start using water services, or stop using services for moving out or some other reason, notify the waterworks department of the region or the department in charge of waterworks at the municipal administrative office. After clarifying your name, address, and day of moving, you will be given instructions to follow including how to pay the fees.
In most cases water fees are paid based on meter checks done every two months, but in some regions meters are checked every month. After the meter check, the bill will be sent with the statement. As in the case of electricity and gas, water fees can be paid either through account transfer or directly at banks, convenience stores, etc.

In the case of waterworks troubles such as a pipe explosion, wind the outlet with a piece of cloth or something to keep the water from spattering, and turn the stop cock right (clockwise). After taking a tentative step to stop water, apply for repair by contacting waterworks department of the municipal administrative office.

Sewage service is provided when you start using water service. Sewage fees are billed together with water fees, which are paid based on the amount of waste removed or by capitation.
If your house is not connected to a sewer line, you need to have toilet wastes removed, usually by contacting a licensed waste removal company in the neighborhood directly and have them come to your home. Fees are paid based on the amount of waste removed or by capitation. Since the fee structures vary by the municipality, please contact the municipal administrative office for details.