Feeling lost? Here’s a guide to the Korean Working Holiday visa! General information For visitors who want to visit South Korea for more than 90 days, it is possible to apply for a H-1 Visa or Working Holiday visa. This visa allows holders to stay in South Korea for a year. As its name implies,…
South Korea, home to Kdrama, Kpop, and amazing food, is a country with a plethora of activities. Everyone has heard of the city of Seoul with over 25M people, the megalopolis has everything one can possibly imagine. There is for everyone’s taste: hiking in a nearby mountain, visiting centuries-old palaces and temples, going club-hopping, and…
What I love most about Seoul is its proximity to a lot of different sceneries: the sea with Incheon, mountains all around… This proximity’s the reason why hiking is an extremely popular activity in South Korea. Whether they’re a part of hiking clubs or chose to do it on their own, Koreans love hiking and…
South Korea has a ton of places where you can make your own little souvenir or gift to take home with you! These objects always hold a different value because of the memory they’re associated with and how personal they are. If you’re someone who loves handcrafting, this article is for you! Jewelry A lot…
5 Essential Tips and Tricks before visiting South Korea In today’s article, we will cover important tips and tricks for 1st-time visitors to South Korea, the land of Kpop, Kdrama, and amazing food. After spending 3 months in this beautiful country, we’ve gathered about 10 tips to know before traveling to Asia and South Korea…
As one can imagine, France and South Korea have excellent relations. It is not a secret that both countries have a knack for one another, even more, so the past recent years with the rise of awareness of South Korean culture around Europe. As the world gradually opens up to Asian culture, we notice Asia…
As you may know, the South Korean school system is often the subject of debates. Let’s talk about how it works! How is it organised? Like in most countries, the South Korean school system is divided into 3 sections: Elementary school, Secondary school (middle school and high school) and University. Children often attend Preschool before…
In South Korea, most important holidays are celebrated according to the Lunar calendar. Lunar months are approximately 29 and a half days long, which means that when converted to the solar calendar, lunar holidays’ dates vary because officially, the country follows the Gregorian calendar. Here are the main Korean traditional holidays! Seollal Seollal is lunar…
Welcome to the secret way of getting glass skin in no time ; Do you want to improve your overall skin appearance? Do you often break out and find yourself clueless about how to get rid of your imperfections? It can be quite tricky to navigate through all the dos and don’ts when it comes…
In Western countries, some people believe the zodiac is accurate about people’s personalities, but it is to a relatively small extent as in the USA for instance, it only applies to about 30% of the population. In South Korea however, this type of personality-defining belief has played a great part in locals’ lives for centuries.…