Weβve been working on something for foreigners in Korea π
The idea is simple: π No more visiting multiple grocery stores Everything in one place. Launching soon π°π· Still early, but weβre opening access for a few users π
The idea is simple: π No more visiting multiple grocery stores Everything in one place. Launching soon π°π· Still early, but weβre opening access for a few users π
Hi everyone β quick question π What apps do you use most in Korea? (Maps, food delivery, transport, anything) Would love some recommendations!
Hey guys, Iβve been looking for a place for the past 2 weeks and honestlyβ¦ I didnβt expect it to be this difficult π Everywhere I check: Deposit is crazy high (like β©10M+ π) Some agents donβt really want to deal with foreigners Contracts are confusing (jeonse vs wolse?? still trying to understand) And some places just straight up say βno foreignersββ¦ Iβm currently staying short-term but need to find something soon. π Need some help: Any foreigner-friendly agents you recommend? Areas in Seoul with reasonable rent ? Is it normal to negotiate deposit/rent? Alsoβ¦ how do you guys make sure you donβt get scammed or lose your deposit? Would really appreciate any advice π Honestly love living in Korea, but this part is stressful π
Itaewon β Mixed Grill Set (β©18,000) Hongdae β Chicken Platter (β©15,000) Dongdaemun β Lamb Skewers (β©12,000) Ansan β Pakistani BBQ Busan β Indian Curry Spot Which one is your favorite?
Hi everyone, I was trying to prepare in advance just in case, and wanted to ask: If a child suddenly gets sick late at night (high fever, etc.), which hospitals in Seoul provide 24-hour pediatric emergency care ? A few things Iβm curious about: Which hospitals are open 24/7 for children emergencies ? Are there any that are foreigner-friendly / English-speaking ? Do most emergency rooms in Korea treat children, or only specific hospitals? Is there anything important to know before visiting (documents, insurance, etc.)? Iβm based near Itaewon , but general recommendations across Seoul would be really helpful. Would love to hear your experiences or suggestions so I can be prepared in advance π Thanks!
Hi parents, My 4-year-old has been having frequent colds lately. Can anyone recommend a good pediatric clinic in Seoul that is foreigner-friendly and communicates in English? Also, do you have any tips for boosting children's immunity during seasonal changes in Korea? Thank you in advance! π
Hi everyone, I recently moved to Seoul for work and am currently looking for a one-room or small studio near Itaewon, Noksapyeong, or Yongsan. My budget is around β©700,000ββ©1,000,000 per month, and I'm hoping to find a place that's: Close to public transportation π Foreigner-friendly π Has basic furniture included ποΈ Available for move-in this month I've checked a few listings online, but it's difficult to know which areas are best for foreigners and which real estate agents are trustworthy. If anyone has recommendations, tips, or knows of available rooms, I'd really appreciate your help! Thanks in advance π
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Hi everyone! Eid is coming soon and Iβm already getting excited π For those celebrating in Korea: Are you planning Eid prayer somewhere in Seoul or nearby? Cooking at home or going out with family/friends? Any special dishes from your country that you always make for Eid? ππ₯π’ Being away from home during Eid can feel different, but itβs also a nice chance to connect with the community here β€οΈ Share your plans below π And if youβre looking for halal groceries or Eid essentials, check Forpang π Eid Mubarak in advance from the Forpang team πβ¨ #Forpang #EidInKorea #EidMubarak #MuslimsInKorea #HalalKorea #LifeInKorea #ForpangCommunity
Hi everyone π Iβm currently studying Korean language in Seoul with a D-4 visa, and I recently got accepted into a university for a bachelorβs program starting next semester. I wanted to ask if anyone here has experience changing from a D-4 visa to a D-2 student visa inside Korea. What documents are usually required? How long does the process take? Do I need to show a bank balance certificate again? Is it possible to apply before the current visa expires? I checked the HiKorea website, but Iβd really appreciate advice from people who already went through the process π Thank you in advance!
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