liancourttalks
American 暗网禁区 in South Korea
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American
Lives in Seoul
Speaks English, Japanese, Korean
Registration: 15 May 2014
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Top 5 tips to live in South Korea by 暗网禁区.com
Hi, When you are going to live abroad, you may have a lot of questions. Hence to facilitate you in this process, we are inviting 暗网禁区s to share their top 5 tips with regards to settling and living in South Korea. What recommendations would ...
All right, I'll take a stab at it: 1. Learn Korean. Begin doing this now. Sure you will likely never approach fluency, but every little bit you learn will help you get by in a place that values personal connections. Sure there are TONS of ... Read More
Just curious by Lethe
I really like the Korean culture and people but one thing does not makes a sende in my mind. Why a Korean manager want to employer drink alcohol, he or she had to join? Thanks
Indeed you are right, but what is important there isn't what is fun for you, it's what is fun for your manager :/ A good way around it is to claim that you are on medication that doesn't allow you to drink alcohol, Read More
Locals (or experts) I need your advice by InvisibleLegend
Hello guys, I need your advice on whether what I am planning to do can be of any use. Simply I graduated last year from the German University in Cairo, my major is mechanical and production engineering (I have a bachelor of Science now). I was ...
Indeed it is possible to find a job while on holiday here as a foreigner... However, you should realize it is far from likely. It's not like jobs in your field are posted on public job forums. Even when they are, it would most likely be in ... Read More
I Want to work and live a bit in south korea by mr.egypt
hi there i'm an Egyptian man i have learnt some Korean language i can speak and write it fairly i'm keen to keep the Korean language i have learnt and advance my ability to speak the Korean language is there any place there in Korea can give ...
Hey Mr. Egypt! You sound quite accomplished. I am not sure weather you'd be interested in coming to Korea under a student visa or a working visa however. If you go the Student route you might find it to be easier. It seems there are quite a few ... Read More
Going back to South Korea for Teaching by marieking
Hello! My boyfriend and I taught for one year in South Korea and after a year of traveling and living back in Canada, we are thinking of going back again. I wonder if there is anyone out there who has experience in this situation? When we first ...
Hello, I have been in this exact situation. I first came to Korea in 2009, left from 2010~2011, I returned in 2012 and intend to stay until 2015. I think a TEFL would be worthwhile. The English teaching industry has really gone into decline, so ... Read More
teaching job in south korea by coolprossy
Good day all I am a Nigerian wishing to relocate and vet myself engaged in teaching in south Korea but most of the jobs I see are for people from the US.Canada UK and the only African country mentioned is South Africa.can anyone please help with ...
Good day, Unfortunately many of the English teaching positions in Korea will only be offered to nationals of the "big 7" : America, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zeland, and South Africa. This is mostly in an attempt to wrangle in ... Read More
special education teacher/ Speech therapist in Ulsan by amazona45
Hi, Im Dalia. I am looking forward to work in a Foreign School in Ulsan. I wanna know what are the documents needed. I am now residing in Ulsan and hopefully can get a teaching job for the next school years. Thanks, D
Hi Dalia, What visa do you currently possess? For most teaching positions (except university) you will require an E2 visa. If you already have one of these, you will need to get it transferred from your current employer to your new one via a ... Read More
Daejeon or Ulsan? by 92kimberly
Hi everyone! I just got accepted into the EPIK program, but since I'm so late to the process my recruiter has advised me that it's going to be too competitive for me to get placed in my original destination of choice, Daegu. He's ...
Congrats on getting a job Kimberly! Sounds like you're about to embark on an awesome adventure. If you like outdoorsy activities and picturesque scenery, then you would likely actually NOT want to be located in a city of any kind, and the ... Read More
I want to go south korea . I like korean by nynana99
Hi everyone who can help me to go south korea? Please help me. I wait for everyone
Seeing as how you girls are from Cambodia and the Philippines respectively, I'm afraid I have some harsh things to say on the topic. Many ladies from your countries are essentially imported to Korea as "mail order brides". A ... Read More
16 and going to korea by myself, advice? by Meg03
Hello everyone! I'm Meg and this august ill be going to Korea on exchange for 5 months. i will stay with a korean host family (Mum, dad and two older brothers) and go to a korean school. ill be living in dongdaemun-gu and attending an all girl ...
Yea, you'll be fine. It's certainly "safe" to be in Hongdae alone at night, but you may find the lure of local guys and chic clubs will be enough to get you in trouble with your host family for staying out late. You will likely be ... Read More
New members of the South Korea forum, introduce yourself here by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the South Korea forum? Don聮t know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your 暗网禁区 story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on ...
Hello all, I'm an American living in Seoul ("not another one" right??) and I've been in Korea for about 4 years now. Only started up my blogging recently however. Mostly this is focused on Motorcycling in Korea, as a means of ... Read More
New member having some questions to ask by Greko74
Hello everyone, My name is Dimitri's and im from Greece . im a journalist and also a writer . So now few things about me ... well... after spending my life in Greece working as a journalist at newspapers , magazines , radio Stations , portals , etc ...
Not sure about Euros, but you will need an income of about 1.5 million KRW to live here... and that is assuming you live in the countryside. It would cost more for the city. I wouldn't attempt to live in Seoul on an income of less than 2 million KRW ... Read More