Living in Seoul guide for expats

Seoul is a city that never sleeps - you will find activities to entertain you at any time of the day or night, whether during ...

Seoul life is lived outside, with cafes and restaurants proving popular throughout the day and night both during the week and on ...

A modern city, Seoul has all the sports activities you might find elsewhere in the world - with the caveat that Korean society is ...

South Korea has a cuisine all its own; one now recognised around the world not only for its rich flavours but also its variety ...

Seoul is a dynamic city with an innovative spirit. The country's high growth rate inevitably generates job creation and ...

If South Korea went from a Third World country at the end of the Second World War to one of the most developed and richest ...

Seoul is one of the most remote destinations for international students, both geographically and culturally, and the standard of ...

Seoul spans more than 600 km², so you will need to plan your travel accordingly, bearing in mind the peak hours which ...

Today, Seoul is one of the most developed metropolises in the world. Unfortunately, the city's population density and appeal ...

The city of Seoul is divided into 25 different districts that we call "Gu" and which vary in size between 10 and 47 ...

Seoul, the capital of South Korea since the Joseon period (1392-1910) has grown exponentially in the last century, rising to ...

Often, expatriation means starting from scratch when it comes to building a brand new social circle. Whether or not you speak ...

Whether you decide to take the plunge for a vacation or expatriation, you will, of course, be confronted with the cultural ...

Whether you arrive with a signed contract ready to go or you hope to find a job on arrival, you will certainly be looking to ...

In Seoul, as in the rest of South Korea, social behaviours are highly regulated and hierarchical, and this can be especially ...