‼️EVERTHING you need to know before coming to Korea 🇰🇷| Visa,housing,cost of living, Professor..

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I'm Jeanette 🙋🏻‍♀️
🇸🇬 Humbly Singaporean, married to a Korean (@KoreaReomit) 🇰🇷
Documenting my life in Korea and snippets of what I like to do or want to introduce to whoever comes around! :')
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[@noviantobp9999]

Congrats on your graduation Mrs. Jeanette 🎉

[@shimmieshimmieexobop9441]

Congratulations on your graduation! I'm glad you made it! I don't know whether you will read this or not, but I really am curious what were you studying for your bachelor's degree? I want to be a psychologist and I got my bachelor degree in psychology. I'm looking for options whether I can continue to study clinical psychology in SK or not. But, it's so hard to find this info :(

[@JeanettesWorld]

I was studying psychology! But the only way to know is to email the professor you want to work with in the school you wanna go to and ask about whether they want to be your academic advisor to know :) that’s what I did

[@Yejiini]

Thankyouuu for sharing💖💞

[@Cappinasd]

Hi, I have a question. Is it possible for a foreigner to apply for a visa while already there in person within the 3 months they’re there? Does an extension exist for stays beyond 90 days? Thank you in advance 🙏

[@NsAH28]

Indonesia jenetrt❤❤❤❤

[@akthv]

Can I get some answers for this as well. If I purchased a floor of an apartment do I have to pay money to the building owner every month till we live or Do I have to pay all amount of money for the owner and I can live till my death as a owner of my own floor in that building. Or should I have to pay money for certain years which they give the apartment for me and I have to look after other apartment after the end of that certain years? Ex - I may say, I purchased a 10th floor of hannam apartment building. 1. Can I purchased the entire floor for myself till my death, or 2. The building owner only give those apartment floors for certain years

[@JeanettesWorld]

I only know information related to purchasing of a flat! Not a entire floor sorry :(

[@beanybeams]

Do you have to write your Master's thesis in Korean?

[@JeanettesWorld]

No mine was in English! It depends on your professor :’)

[@akthv]

What is the average salary can korean get paid? (Ex-: can you say that using how many 50,000 won can get for a month). How much normaly a person whom doing better job can paid for a month)

[@JeanettesWorld]

Average salary is similar to singapore! I would say 3000-4000 for a person w 2-3 years of experience. But it also depends on many factors like sector, major, experience etc

[@akthv]

@@JeanettesWorld can you say this with how much korean won is average monthy salary for a person as you said

[@akthv]

300-400 for groceries means 300 won to - 400 won? Or not

[@JeanettesWorld]

$300-$400 SGD!! ^^

[@akthv]

And another thing i wanna ask you, if a married non korean person has to go every 2 yrs for renew the visa? Then what happend to her/him when they divorced? The non korean person has to go to their original country or if they both have a baby can the non korean person still stay in korea for his/her life to death? * another thing is korean doesn't has dual citizenship. So you are no longer singapore citizen know

[@JeanettesWorld]

That depends on if the marriage is registered! And what visa is the spouse on. If is spouse visa, upon renewal, when the divorce is in effect, there will be no renewal of spouse visa! As for the child, if he/she registered as a Korean citizen because born in Korea, they may keep their nationality! And I am still a Singaporean citizen with a spouse visa

[@knightshade909]

Just because he/she married someone from a country that doesn’t allow dual citizenship doesn’t mean they will lose their own citizenship. No one lose their citizenship over marrying someone of a different country. What a strange assumption