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Fortune Telling in Korea
Fortune telling in Korea, as well as some other kinds of divination, has been popular since ancient times. Korean shamen are an integral part of traditional culture and many still believe in…
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The Best Moving Service in Korea: Zim Car
If you’re considering moving in Korea, you’ll soon find that moving to a new apartment is an absolute nightmare. Once you’ve finally gone through the hellscape that is…
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Convenience Store Mail Services
When it comes to convenience, Korean convenience stores take it to the next level – truly worthy of their name. When you come to South Korea for the first time, you can notice…
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How to Terminate a Pregnancy in South Korea
Many women consider pregnancy a blessing, especially those who have been waiting for a baby for a long time. However, what would a woman do if the pregnancy comes unexpectedly or as the result…
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How Important is Korean Age?
If you are interested in Korean culture, I am sure you have already come across Korean age before. But recently, President Yoon proposed getting rid of the Korean age system. So, why do some…
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English Realtors in Seoul
Although I am confident in my Korean language abilities, I was unable to find an apartment in Seoul without the help of an English realtor who specializes in finding housing for foreigners.…
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Tips To Help Your Makeup Last Through The Summer Heat
Summer is coming, and that means lots of heat, sun, and humidity! All of which, can affect our skin’s condition. More sun means more UV damage. However, it also means beaches and…
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Witch in Korea: Where to Find Wiccan Supplies
I practice Wicca and therefore identify as a witch. However, being a witch in Korea can be difficult. Our religion places a heavy focus on rituals that require certain items and ingredients to…
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How to File US Taxes in Korea
So, you’ve taken a job in South Korea, your first year has come and gone, and now you are living your best life. Then you start a new contract. The month of March comes around, and you hear…
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The Pantheon: Korean Gods and Goddesses
Pantheons are the gods of a collective. Everyone knows about the Greek, Norse, Roman, and Egyptian pantheons. They are famous worldwide. However, not much is known about the Korean pantheon.…
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Workplace MBTI in Korea
If you are looking for a job in Korea, you will soon find that workplace MBTI is extremely important. The Meyer’s Brigg’s Type Indicator, or MBTI, is popular all over the world but…
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Planning a Birthday in Korea
There is only one day a year that is all about you – your birthday! When you’re abroad on your birthday you’ll want to celebrate your day the best way possible. You can have…
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Finding My Signature Scent with Heart Note
The pursuit of a signature scent has been a long-standing affair for me. One of my fondest memories as a child is of the scent my mother wore. It was the first thing that let me know she had…
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Korean Cooking Classes in Busan
Do you want to learn how to cook Korean dishes? Me too!! Although Youtube and the internet are good places to get easy recipes and ideas. I prefer taking classes with someone who can guide me…
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How to Get Mental Health Treatment in South Korea
Be it in South Korea or in other parts of the world, Finding the right mental healthcare can feel daunting. Since adolescence, I’ve struggled with my mental health. I felt different from…
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How to Get the Most From Your Kimchi Leftovers
Do you have kimchi leftovers from last year? I love new kimchi. My husband does not. Every fall, I sometimes regret telling my Korean friends that I like it because I usually end up with at…
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KIIP Level 5: How to Apply and What to Expect
KIIP Level 5 marks a major milestone in the path to a stable life in South Korea for many immigrants. Completing the Korean Immigration and Integration Program allows foreigners to gain the…
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Konnect: A Community for Foreigners in Korea
KoreabyMe is proud to announce the launch of our newest feature, Konnect. Konnect is an easy-to-use platform where people from all over the world who are living in Korea can connect with…
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Korean Books: Start Reading in Korean
Knowing how to read Hangeul and being able to read Korean books are two entirely different things. Many people claim to learn Hangeul in just 24 hours. However, getting to the point where you…
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Wise: The Best Way to Send Money to South Korea
When you move to South Korea, one of your first concerns will be money. How do I get money from my home country to South Kore? You’ll want to do it in the most cost-efficient and secure…
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