Q&A for Foreigners in Korea

• I keep seeing amazing street food everywhere in Korea but I don't know what most of it is?
• How do I buy a used car in Korea as a foreigner?
• What are the different types of accommodation in Korea, and how do I book them?
• I was pickpocketed in Seoul and need to file a police report?
• Can I send my children to Korean public schools?
• I can't read Korean well and I'm struggling to understand food labels at the grocery store?
• I lost my passport in Korea and I am panicking?
• How do I find a reliable English-speaking babysitter or nanny in Korea, and what should I expect in terms of costs and arrangements?
• I never had allergies before moving to Korea, but now I suffer every spring?
• What is workers compensation insurance (산재보험) in Korea?
• I keep hearing that Daiso in Korea is amazing and way better than Daiso in other countries?
• Where can foreigners in Korea find grief counseling, bereavement support, and help coping with loss while living abroad?
• What makes Korean autumn special, and what are the best activities and travel destinations during the fall season?
• What are the best online resources for learning Korean?
• What is the running scene like in Korea?
• When is typhoon season in Korea, and how should foreigners prepare for and stay safe during typhoons?
• Do foreigners have to pay into the Korean National Pension (국민연금)?
• Has anyone been able to actually speak to a person after calling 1345 (Korea Immigration Contact Center)?
• What are the best ways to send money from Korea to my home country?
• What are yellow dust and fine dust in Korea, when are they worst, and how should foreigners protect themselves?