How to find apartment in Pyeongtaek South Korea? Types of Korean visas?

Obviously it's smartest and easiest to find a job and apartment before attempting to live there, but with that aside... how difficult would it be? I know that a U.S. citizen can travel to S. Korea for 90 days and that I would need to come back to do...

Looking for an OFFICIAL embassy website that communicates this point about E-2 foreign language teaching visas in Korea. Can only seem to find it on private school/business websites. Applicants who have held a Korean work visa before are allowed to use...

I am trying to find an apartment in a city across the country in the U.S., before moving there. I am unable to see the apartment/roommates in person before moving, because I am trying to leave my abusive family and can't let on to them that I am leaving...

I (in the US) am going to mail a small gift to a friend of mine currently residing in South Korea. Having already unsuccessfully attempted to mail her a postcard a couple of months ago, I want to make sure my package doesn't vanish in the postal abyss...

Hi, I need to know a few facts about N and S Korea. These one's I've found are hard to find, so I was wondering if any one knows the answer to them. 1.Three allies/friendship countries of South Korea. (I can't find anything for these two questions!)...

Forgive me if this sort of thing has been asked to death, but I searched on YA and couldn't find anything that completely answered my questions with my situation, so, here I am. My fiancee is Korean-American, being born in America, but his parents are...

Korea's history seem to be like this. > Korea was westernized and modernized by Japan, during annexation. > Before annexation, Korea was poor and undeveloped. > Water system, electricity, pavements, trains.... all the "modern infrastructures...

I'm getting a little bit fed up with my parents lately... I still live with them, and I get help from them to pay for my college (I pay 1/2 tuition and for books and my share of the phone, car insurance, and food bills... it's a lot to pay for for a...

Korea's history seem to be like this. > Korea was a subject nation (subordinate state) of China for hundreds of years > Korea became independent in 1895, when China lost the war against Japan. According these historical evidences, this looks...