Boyfriend, brother, or just guy friend?
The meaning of oppa can be confusing, especially when dating.
Here are the finer points of the word explained!
Boyfriend, brother, or just guy friend?
The meaning of oppa can be confusing, especially when dating.
Here are the finer points of the word explained!
This post will walk you through the Korean credit card application process step-by-step.
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I’ve applied for many a Korean credit card over the past 10 years.
This post will make your move to Korea a breeze!
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I’ve moved to Korea twice (2006 & 2020) and collected inside tips from locals and expats over the years.
This post covers all you need to know about jobs in Korea for foreigners.
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I got my first job in South Korea in 2006 and worked in 8 different industries. Here’s what I learned from my experience.
Korea has some great and not so great things.
This post shows you how to thrive as an expat in the Land of Morning Calm.
It has helpful tips on:
I’ve lived everywhere in Korea from the capital to the countryside.
Here are things I wish someone told me before I moved in 2006.
This post will show you the perfect place to live in South Korea.
It includes the best areas for:
I’ve lived in six cities and countless neighborhoods in Korea over 10 years. Here’s what I’ve learned!
This guide shows you how to teach English in Korea like a seasoned vet.
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I got my first job in South Korea in 2006 and worked at private academies, public schools, universities and education companies. Here’s what I learned from my experiences.
Dating a Korean is a fun, eye-opening and sometimes frustrating experience for westerners. The rules for Korean guys and girls are different from what you’re used to.
This post shows you how to play it cool and spot red flags in Korean dating culture.
It includes Korean and expat perspectives on dating dos and don’ts in Korea and abroad!
College isn’t for everyone.
But not in Korea. It has one of the highest university enrollment rates on the planet.
Don’t let that stop you though. Having a special set of skills will help you get jobs that locals can’t or won’t do.
Here are some jobs you can get as a foreigner in Korea without a degree.