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🇰🇷 Memorial Sirens to Sound Nationwide on Korea’s 70th Memorial Day On June 6, South Korea will observe its 70th Memorial Day (Hyunchoongil) with a nationwide moment of silence. To honor the country’s fallen patriots and war heroes, a one-minute siren will sound at exactly 10:00 AM across the country, the Ministry of the Interior and Safety (MOIS) announced on Tuesday. The memorial siren is in..

🇰🇷 Tomorrow Is Election Day in Korea — Here's Why It Matters More Than EverTomorrow, June 3rd 2025, South Korea is heading to the polls—and honestly, this isn’t just any election. With everything that's happened over the past few months, this feels like one of the most important choices we've had to make in a long time. If you're wondering why there's been so much tension in the air lately, he..

🏠 Episode 7. Can Foreigners Buy Property in Korea?Buying property in Korea might sound like a complex dream for many foreigners, but the good news is—it’s possible! 🇰🇷✨ In this episode, we’ll break down the rules, steps, and key things to keep in mind if you’re a foreigner considering buying a home or investing in real estate in Korea. 📜 1. Is It Legal for Foreigners to Buy Property?Yes, for..

🏠 Episode 6. Smart Tips for Foreigners Renting in KoreaLiving in Korea comes with exciting opportunities—but renting a place can feel tricky if you're new to the system. In this episode, we’ll share practical, experience-based tips to help foreigners navigate the rental process with confidence. 🧠✍️ 🔍 1. Use Apps, But Verify ListingsApps like Zigbang, Dabang, and Naver Real Estate are convenie..

🏠 Episode 5: What to Expect During the Rental Process in KoreaLooking for a place to live in Korea isn’t just about finding a nice house—it involves a unique process that can feel quite complex, especially for foreigners 🧳🏘️. In this episode, we’ll walk through the typical rental process, step-by-step 👣. 📌 1. Search Through Real Estate Offices or Apps You can easily browse properties using ..

🏙️ Episode 4: Choosing the Right Neighborhood in KoreaWhether you're planning to stay short-term or long-term, picking the right neighborhood in Korea can make a huge difference in your daily life. Each area has its own charm, vibe, and strengths. Here are five key things to consider when choosing where to live. 🚇 1. Transportation AccessKorea’s public transport is top-notch, but location stil..

🏡 Episode 3: The Best Ways to Search for a HouseFinding a home in Korea can be tricky, especially if you're a foreigner unsure where to start. In this episode, we'll walk you through the most common ways to search for housing in Korea—from map-based websites to mobile apps and real estate agents. 🔎 1. Using Map-Based Real Estate PortalsNaver Real Estate (네이버부동산) and Daum Real Estate (다음부동산) ar..

💰 Episode 2: Jeonse vs Wolse – Korea’s Unique Rental System“They said it’s a jeonse contract—what does that mean?” In Korea, choosing between jeonse and wolse is one of the most important steps in renting a home. Let’s break down these unique rental systems and help you decide which is right for you. 🧐🏠 What is Jeonse(전세)?Jeonse is a unique Korean rental system where you pay a large lump-sum ..

🏡 Episode 1: Understanding Housing Types in KoreaWhen you first start looking for a home in Korea, you’ll encounter unfamiliar words like “officetel,” “villa,” or “goshiwon.” 🤔 What do they all mean? In this episode, we’ll break down the most common types of housing in Korea, highlighting their features and who they’re best suited for. 🏢 1. Apartment (아파트)The most common housing type in Kore..