One of the most unique ways to de-stress or pamper yourself in Seoul is visiting the Korean jjimjilbang (찜질방). It’s...
Expats Doing Business in Korea (Part 1 of 3) Typically in Korea, foreigners wishing to establish a Foreign Direct Investment...
I first realised how big the underground music scene was in Seoul when Benji B came to play here only two weeks after I moved to the city. As a regular listener to his weekly UK radio show, I wasn’t going to miss the opportunity to see him live. As...
The South Korean government has doubled its fees for most visa and immigration-related applications. According to the Korea Immigration Service,...
Up until the early 2000s, Korea’s expat population was mainly made up of US military personnel and a rag-tag group...
With both indoor and outdoor rock faces within easy reach, Daegu gives you plenty of chances to work on your climbing skills. Words by David Wills and shots by Megan Preece Like much of Korea, Daegu offers a lot of options both for hiking and climbing. Surrounded by mountains,...
Words by Khaled Allen “How much can you know about yourself if you’ve never been in a fight?” – Tyler...
Words by Aaron Allinson As Western markets tremble, there’s no better time than now to start investing in Korea. Whether...
1. USA is the #1 country where Korean adoptees are sent. America is the number 1 country adoptees are sent to because um… duh America is number 1 for everything else such as having the highest average earnings per person, having 83 of the 400 best universities in the world,...
Words and shots by Bryce Weibley For many, staying at a Korean Buddhist temple initially sounds appealing. However, after a...