Housing

Housing — guides and tips for foreigners living in Korea, from the WeBring Connect community.

• Viewing a studio — what to check in the room, and the real monthly total
• Dormitory or your own place — curfews on one side, deposits on the other
• Jeonse, banjeonse or wolse — which fits your stay and your cash
• You can get property advice in your own language before signing — two Seoul services
• One-room and officetel are not the same kind of word — layout versus building type
• Paying rent in Korea — transfer it, and keep the evidence
• Seoul, Gyeonggi, Busan — how far the same budget goes
• Four steps that protect your deposit — register, move-in report, confirmed date, guarantee
• Housing disputes turn on evidence — what to collect for each type
• Finding a room in Seoul — what each type costs and where to look
• What must be in the lease, and matching it to the payment schedule

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