I want to work in Seoul, South Korea, so is it necessary to live in Korea for a five year to get an work visa

I want to work in Seoul, South Korea, so is it necessary to live in Korea for a five year to get an work visa?
I want to work in Seoul, South Korea, so is it necessary to live in Korea for a five year to get an work visa?
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If you have a bachelor's degree, preferably in English and you can teach English rather easily. Otherwise, you need a company that wants you to sponsor your visa. Or if you have a friend there you can go visit and then find an English school to hire you.
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Do you want to come Seoul? Here is a cool video for you! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIVIDgpOOFk And this site is useful for you too! http://visitseoul.net

Will my GHDs, about 2 years old now, work in South Korea with a universal adapter? Don't want them to explode

Will my GHDs, about 2 years old now, work in South Korea with a universal adapter? Don't want them to explode!
Going to work in South Korea for a year - been told that my GHDs will not work there due to the difference in voltage conversion. Should I take them and my adapter anyways and hope for the best? Or just buy an expensive new pair with in-built voltage converter...?
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Any electrical device work with an apropriate adaptor. There are adaptors from 110V/ 60HZ to 220V/ 50Hz or vice versa. You will not have any problems. Have a nice day
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The voltage will def be different. Your GHDs will not explode (dont quote me on that) but they will not work properly e.g. not heat up properly. Almost not worth bringing them. Not sure about a voltage converstion. I know many travel hairdryers have built in voltage converstions but unfortunatly GHD's dont!! Have a great holiday
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If it is an MK4, then you will simply need a universal adapter. MK4's have universal voltage which automatically adjusts to the local voltage for optimum performance.

What is the best school/organization to work at in South Korea

What is the best school/organization to work at in South Korea?
I'm hoping for people with personal experience teaching in South Korea. I taught English in China for five years and hope to get over to Korea to teach within the next year. Average salaries? Good salaries? What is usually expected to be included with contracts (eg; housing, food, etc.)? Thanks in advance
Korea - 1 Answers
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Hello You can find answers to all of your questions on the Korean message boards at Dave's esl: http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/ Check out the FAQ section for living and working information. You can also view sample contracts here and connect with other teachers. There are so many options on the type of organizations to work for, from private institutes and corporations to public schools or universities, and they all have positives and negatives so it is hard to say what might be the best organization for you. Another good site is English Spectrum for info and job postings: http://www.englishspectrum.com/new/main.php There are many sites you can find more info at, these are just a couple to start with. Good luck, m

i was work in south korea my account's 221021936402014 industrail bank.thank

i was work in south korea my account's 221021936402014 industrail bank.thank?
please healp me how to tranfer money come.
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ok