Teaching in Ulsan
Last activity 21 December 2014 by lip420
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Cheers from another mechanic who made the move to South Korea.
Sadly, there are no jobs here for foreigners with that kind of skill 
Personally, I just make it my hobby on the side, and if I manage to sell a motorcycle or two, or if I get to do oil changes on cars for guys that live on a US military base I consider it a good month. Unless you yourself are Korean, or you have a ton of money you won't be able to start your own business either. Volunteer work might be possible, but you should also ask your employer about a spouse visa. That'll give him a little more wiggle room to work with.
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