South Korea is one of the countries with the most lower birth rate, the 2nd after Taiwan.

Q-code is a system made by the KDCA in order to shorten the time for quarantine inspection and provide the conveniences overseas entry.

"Local tax” refers to taxes paid by all the residents (including internationals) of Seoul. residence tax, automobile tax, acquisition tax.

Korea is amazing for its touristic places, and festivals make it way better. Every season Korea has lots of great festivals.

A lot of countries require an apostille on the official documents to be recognized.

In Korea utility bills refer to the bills such as electric charges, gas charges, water charges, etc.

Rent a Pocket Wifi Device when you come to visit Korea. If you don't want to use a Korean phone number, but you only need some internet.

This visa is for individuals who wish to engage in research, technology/business startup activities in South Korea by OASIS.

F-2-7 Long - Term Residency Visa

Going to the gym was one of my must-do activities on the list. But as you maybe already know, South Korea has a gym at every corner.

Coming to visit Korea is always a challenge when it comes to what places are the perfect gateway.

Are you a special pet lover living in South Korea? If yes here is a list of reptiles, non-dogs/cat pet shops where you can buy one.

Koreans have this tradition of eating seaweed soup (miyeokguk) on their birthday.

When you travel or come to Korea to study or work, you have to know the two main navigation apps: Naver and Kakao map.

Any foreigner or overseas Korean who has stayed in Korea for over six months is subject to mandatory subscription to health insurance.

You can use to get discounts and experience Korean culture. This article will talk about Discover Seoul Pass and KORAIL Pass.

If you forgot to exchange your money in the airport and you only have change, don't worry there are some nice solutions for you!

T-money card is the transportation card in Korea. This is an article of where to buy one.

There are a number of kiosks and centers where tourists and foreign residents can go for information.

In any country, it is important to know how to report if something is stolen from you, if you have a problem, or if you have lost something