World Unite! Working Holiday support in South Korea
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World Unite! Working Holiday support in South Korea
- South Korea
About Program
Trying to arrange a Working Holiday in South Korea on your own can be very challenging. We have a support package and English speaking support team based in Daegu that will make it a lot easier for you! Our support package includes:
* Arrival on the last Friday of every month at Incheon, together with participants from all around the world; transfer by train to Daegu
* Accommodation for 4 weeks at a hostel
* Help will all formalities (e.g. ARC, opening bank account, phone contract)
* Help with finding a paid job
* Inexpensive Korean language lessons and tandem language exchange
* Weekly social outings with other participants and Korean students
Daegu is centrally located in Korea. The 2.5 million city is Korea's number one student city and has a young, active, and international life. Seoul and Busan are nearby.
To join this program, you must be 18-30 years old and of a nationality that can get a Working Holiday Visa for South Korea.
Program Highlights
- Due to its large number of students, friendly atmosphere and affordable living costs, Daegu is the best location for starting your Working Holiday adventure in South Korea
- Our program makes it easy for you to connect with fellow foreign Working Holiday participants and young Koreans alike
- Book inexpensive high quality Korean language lessons and join free tandem language exchange
- Read our PDF brochure about the program for further details
- If you can also get a Working Holiday Visa for Japan, you can combine the two countries. We also provide a similar program in Japan.
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In the past few decades, South Korea has shot onto the global stage with world-leading industries in tech, fashion, beauty, and more. The world now listens to K-Pop, relies on Korean gadgets, eats kimchi, and swears by Korean skincare. It’s no wonder, then, that so many students are turning their thoughts towards the skyscrapers of Seoul and Busan.
