20 Questions about my 24 day solo Korea Trip

[@codedfinance1149]

After reading the book called, "the island of sea women," I want to visit jeju so badly!!!

[@blackforest995boisjolie5]

What do you think is the easiest way for someone from America or foreigner (like me) to live and work in Korea? Do you have to have certain things in order to stay in Korea or work there ?

[@mii20s]

I don't have any first-hand experience so I'm not the right person to give advice, but from what I know, many English natives start out as English teachers. As for the things you need, a work visa and enough money to support your expenses is a must (if you're going to rent an apartment, the down payment can be really hefty). There are many types of visas so I suggest doing a quick google search to get some insight! Also, Natalia Garza is a foreigner working in Korea so maybe you can check her channel out too!