10 Tech Predictions for 2015 Words by Stafford Lumsden Last month we had a look back at our predictions for... Read More
If you’re a US citizen, then you can vote abroad in any Presidential and Congressional elections while residing in South... Read More
#10 Trusting The Zebra Crossing In many of our home countries, the smaller or less secure you are, the more protected you are. Thus pedestrians have the right of way in zebra crossings. In Korea, just the opposite is true – if you’re small, make sure to keep out of... Read More
Sometimes taxi drivers can be unfriendly because of a language barrier or because they prefer the larger fares of longer... Read More
Retired Article: Info from 2014 Words by Nick Scherf Dear 10 Magazine, I recently re-signed for another year at my... Read More
Shinhan Bank now has a loan program for foreigners that will allow you too to make one of those massive deposits and avoid paying monthly rent. Read More
Retired Article: Info from 2010 O’s Art Group is a collection of businesses around Jeonju dedicated to art and culture... Read More
November Special Lecture Topic: Middle East: Business and Investment Opportunities in Light of the Changes and its Political Stability in... Read More
Spending a summer afternoon at the ballpark is a favorite pastime in many major cities around the world. Spending a summer afternoon at the Jamsil Baseball Stadium in Seoul promises to take your version to a completely new level. Whether it’s the LG Twins or The Doosan Bears hosting the game, the fans are impressive making the final score almost irrelevant. Read More
1. USA is the #1 country where Korean adoptees are sent. America is the number 1 country adoptees are sent... Read More