I want to become a nanny in south korea any advice?
Last activity 02 July 2014 by laura27t
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hi i want to become a nanny in south korea but i'm finding it difficult to find out about visa's needed to become a nanny and potential job sites to help me find a sponser etc before i go to south korea. any help and advice you can give me will be greatly appreciated. 
Hi laura27t,
Welcome to Expat.com
I suggest you to read these articles about visas for South Korea, you may find some useful information there concerning the procedures that you should undertake.
Here is the link : https://www.expat.com/en/guide/asia/sou … visas.html
Good luck and wish you all the best
Priscilla 
thank you so much for the help. I'm going to study these articles today as I've got potential employers looking at me already and i really need to know what's, what. again thanks 
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