Other Questions

Other Questions — questions and answers for foreigners living in Korea, from the WeBring Connect community.

After years in Korea, what are the requirements and steps for naturalization?
How do I enroll my foreign child in a Korean public elementary school?
Can foreigners donate blood in Korea? What are the eligibility rules and where can we go?
Where can foreigners find religious communities in Korea — mosques, Orthodox churches, Catholic parishes, and so on?
What kind of return gifts (답례품) are exchanged at Korean weddings, and what etiquette should foreign guests know?
Where can foreigners take free or low-cost Korean traditional culture classes?
How do annual museum and art gallery memberships work in Korea, and are they worth it for foreigners?
What kinds of Korean movie theater memberships are there, and can foreigners join to get discounts?
How do I get some documents notarized in Korea for use in my home country?
I am struggling with Korean pronunciation and people often cannot understand me?
How do I apply for a Schengen visa (e.g., France) from Korea as a non-Korean passport holder?
What summer camp and holiday program options are available for expat children in Korea during school breaks?
My child is starting school in Korea and I'm worried about the school lunch system?
How are funeral arrangements handled when a foreigner dies in Korea, and what are the procedures for death registration, funeral services, and repatriation of remains?
How can foreigners navigate Korean government offices and bureaucratic processes more efficiently?
What after-school care options are available for expat children in Korea?
I have heard Korea has extremely strict drug laws?
Does anyone know how to obtain an FBI background check from the US while living in Korea?
How can foreigners in Korea find language exchange partners, buddy programs, and mentorship opportunities to improve their Korean and integrate into Korean society?
What exactly are hagwons (학원) and how does the system work?

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