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One thing some foreigners have a hard time getting used to is the fact their units sometimes don’t come with a dryer. In the states, we ALWAYS had a dryer [...]
I’d argue there are definitely some things missing here, but it’s not a bad primer to read before moving here.
Overview:
Living in Korea can be an eye opening experience if it is your first time immersed in an Asian culture.
Housing
To accommodate the wide range of people living in Korea, there are many different types of bachelor [...]
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