Oh Se-hoon was elected the 38th Mayor of Seoul during South Korea’s by-elections held on April 7th, 2021. As a... Read More
You might know that March 1st is a 빨간날 bbalgan nal or “Red Day”, meaning a national public holiday in... Read More
Dulwich College Seoul saw students return to classrooms for the 2020-21 school year under the leadership of new Head of College, Gudmundur Hegner Jonsson. Mr. Jonsson, who is the third Head of College of the international school has demonstrated leadership in education in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and China... Read More
Starting today (August 31st), the Seoul Metropolitan Government will be providing the COVID-19 Disaster Emergency Living Expenses for foreigners living... Read More
As heavy rains this month caused water levels of the Han River to rise drastically, many parks located along the... Read More
As the Covid-19 outbreak continues, the South Korean government implemented new measures on June 10 requiring mandatory QR code scanning for entering high-risk areas to trace coronavirus cases and contain the disease. South Korea has also introduced a reservation system for many of the most popular beaches across the country... Read More
The students of Dulwich College Seoul located in Banpo-dong delivered a thank you message to the Korea Centers for Disease... Read More
The Yongsan-gu district office and Itaewon merchants have started a “Clean Itaewon” initiative to revive the many Itaewon businesses that... Read More
On May 20, the “Digital Signature Amendment” (전자서명법 개정안) was passed at the last plenary session of the 20th National Assembly. The amendment revokes the monopoly that the government had on the Official ID Certificate (공인인증서) in South Korea, which has been used in all online money-related affairs for 21... Read More
Beginning June 1, long-term foreign residents of South Korea who plan to leave South Korea will need to first obtain... Read More
