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Finding University Jobs in Busan

University jobs in Korea are among the country’s most competitive. Busan offers a lifestyle that is virtually unique in Korea – the beach, the big city, and milder winters than average. Living in Busan is considered by many expats to be more enjoyable than anywhere else in Korea. University employment offers long summer vacations, short work weeks and students that are motivated to study. It is not easy to ...

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Doing US Taxes in Korea

While I read this article on married couples doing US taxes while abroad I found it didn't apply to me completely as my spouse is not a US citizen. And while they provided links and great information, I've been unsettled to do my own taxes as I really didn't want to end up on the naughty list of the IRS especially as we were getting ready for my wife's US visa. And there seems to be a lot of misinformation ...

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Practical guide to selecting a Quality International Mover

By Tishana Ince, International Moving Specialist, FeedbacQ An international move is a crucial juncture in your life, whether you are moving abroad or moving back to your home country after your stint overseas, the whole process can be overwhelming. This is especially true if you are moving with your family or have a lot of stuff to be shipped to your destination. Thus, you should choose an international mov ...

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Views on Moving to South Korea with your family – wife and kids

When I had to move to Korea, it was pretty simple, I cleared my interview, got my visa, packed my bags and within 2 months I was in Seoul. I did not have to think much about relocation as I was single when I moved to Korea. I just had to convince my parents that I would be safe in Korea. [caption id="attachment_6258" align="aligncenter" width="448"] Indian Community in Korea[/caption] But then I get many a ...

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Tips for American Expat Newlyweds Living Abroad

By I.J. Zemelman, EA, Taxes for Expats Are you recently married and living overseas?  Just when you thought the work of planning your wedding was over…After taking your vows, there is still more to accomplish for compliance with the United States Internal Revenue Service. Here is a brief checklist of considerations you must make and actions you must take in order to avoid problems at tax time. Update Your W ...

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How Expensive is Seoul as compared to Singapore, China, Japan and Hong Kong

As per Mercer's Worldwide cost of living ranking 2012, Seoul is at the 22nd spot on the list of the most expensive cities in the world. Mercer releases its Cost of Living rankings annually and measures the comparative cost of living for expatriates in 214 major cities. They compare the cost of over 200 items in each location, including housing, transport, food, clothing, household goods and entertainment. T ...

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The Taste of Korea – What do Koreans Eat?

The very first thing that would come to your mind if you are planning to relocate to South Korea is - What do Koreans Eat? The answer to this question should answer your queries about survival in Korea. So let me start with the basic ingredients used in Korean cooking and then I will share the name of a few popular Korean Dishes which you will be able to find easily in everyday Korean restaurants. The ingre ...

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Moving to South Korea: Meeting people

Moving to South Korea will no doubt be an adventure. It will of course also be a huge challenge moving to a completely foreign country. There will be a lot of practical things to prepare before your move, for example where you’re going to live, where you’ll be working / studying, and making sure you have all the relevant paperwork in place – you can find a wealth of practical advice on these subjects on thi ...

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Cost of living in Seoul Korea 2012

For anybody who is planning to move to South Korea either for job or for study, the first thing that you would want to know is – what would be the cost of living in Korea for me and my family (if applicable) and second thing you would want to know is – Can I survive in Korea – in terms of food, language and culture. I did write about Cost of living in Korea, when I first moved to Korea in 2010. And that art ...

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The Korean Red Riding Dude – Korea’s Tourist Information Center On The Move

Few years ago a Chinese woman lost her 74-year-old grandfather when they were in Korea and touring the Dongdaemun area in Seoul. He was not able to board the tour bus after Dongdaemun shopping. The problem got compounded as he had no money plus he did know the local language. Listening to her plea, around 6 employees from the Dongdaemun Tourist Information Center set out to help and locate her missing grand ...

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Cheap Accommodation and Budget Hotels in Korea for Students and Professionals

If you have plans to visit Korea for a few days, weeks or months and you are looking out for a temporary accommodation in Korea then Goshiwon, Hasukjib or Yeogwan could be the right fit for you. Goshiwon is more for students whereas Hasukjib and Yeogwan is more suitable for working professionals who are looking for a budget stay in Korea and does not want to go through the hassle of house renting, lease, de ...

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