You’ve have landed at your destination safely. After grabbing your hand-carry luggage, you make smooth progress through immigration. Now the...
What is the Working Holiday Visa in Korea (H1)? The Working Holiday Visa in Korea, also known as H1 is...
10) DON’T eat or import poutine. We all enjoy our local stuff that no one else cares for. In fact, Korea has bunndaegi and heong-oh, and Koreans will sometimes latch on to most anything as a trend (Standing Coffee Blue-Ade or some delicious churros, anyone?). Every country has these things… it’s...
Adopting a dog in Korea can be overwhelming at first, and you might not know how I would handle it....
Women have it real hard. From painful periods, childbirth, career issues, discrimination, and all things that lay a heavy burden...
Tips on how to survive your Boryeong Mud Festival Weekend If you live in South Korea and you’ve been here for longer than a week, have at least one friend or access to a computer, you’ll know that it’s time for the annual Boryeong Mud Festival. If you’re planning on...
Living in a foreign country is usually fun and exciting, but anybody can attest that it has its stressful moments....
Managing finances and filing tax forms in a foreign country can be very stressful. You may find yourself struggling to...
It’s likely no surprise to anybody that South Korea is big on beauty. Though most people looking in might assume that the biggest industry in the country is by far plastic surgery, skin care is a huge business in Korea and attracts thousands of medical tourists every year. Treatments at...
Whether you need a simple checkup or looking at LASIK surgery, finding an English-speaking optometrist in South Korea may prove...