What Do Foreigners Really Do for Work in Korea?

But what kind of visa did the 1st girl get..? I’m sure it’s not E7 visa. I’m just curious because it’s so difficult to get a work visa if u just wanna work in a restaurant. I had to come back to my home country after studying abroad in Korea because there was no option to stay there..

What kind of visa do these people need to work in Korea? Also, how long can they stay in Korea with that visa?

Imagine that we live in a time where making TikTok live is refered to as a "job".
Today I will make a live video of myself looking into the camera doing nothing...

Content creator is basically the new term for jobless.

Microphone being bit iffy time to time?

There's a lot of foreigners. It must be a nice place to live.

I agree there seems to be many model & actors 🤔

Does the first girl speak Korean?

One thing that always fascinates me is that almost all the foreigners that I see interviewed on similar channels seem to return to visit. Even the ones who criticize Korea seem to return.

That Sri Lankan woman did something to my heart.

Only Women in tech can just get a job in tech without having a degree or any experience in tech 😮

Bro where are you from? I cant put my finger on your accent, so curious!

Lovely video, great hearing about people who are doing other roles other than teaching

the turkey girl is fire she should go work at a room salon i go give her all my money

Merci

한국에서 blue color로 일하는 것도 나쁘지 않습니다.

The first girl was beautiful the turkish woman i think you should do more videos of her..

The first lady accent sounds Korean

I love seeing this BLACK EXCELLENCE. Go ahead yall! Getting your lives!

Dang I work in I.T., let me hurry up and get this degree finished so I can get my life, like these people have. I.T. is the best, you can work anywhere.

thank you for the guidebook! ❤

what is that app the first girl had used to find jobs?

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제리 목소리하고 톤이 참 듣기 좋아요 !!

the turkey girl looks so much like Korean, the style, face, talk, everything. maybe that's why she came, she so fit in here.

In Korea its much easier for foreigners to find work than Koreans.

Doing entertainment job for a legit living is hard in any country tbh.. As a native korean most of foreign demographics in Seoul are english teacher and soldier group since we have pretty complicated Visa policy

When a black women says I am from london , shows the hints of detoriation of Anglo Saxon land.

First girl stunning

For those who "work" by doing tiktok live and content creation, what visa do they have..?

That first girl from Turkyye looks more like a Korean than a Turk. She's very pretty.

Most foriegners in Korea are English teachers except for migrant factory and farm workers. Only a few are in other fields. English teacher is the easiest way to come to Korea. But nowadays the pay is pretty bad. China is where the money is.

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So like 10% have a real job…

she is Turkish but when she speaks English with Korean accent lol

Omg omg is that Peris !!! 🤩

@kexplorer please what's the Nigerian guy's Instagram name, I'm asking because I'm a Nigerian who's willing and interested in working in South Korea also. Please providing this would be helpful.

I wish Korea allow au pair jobs to foreigners. Korea don’t have many babies but they still need some people to care them

This guy has great voice and professional attitude.

Why is the Turkish girl speak English with Korean accent. Did she learn English in Korea. Did she become too Koreanized.
It’s also interesting that most interviewees only look at the camera and not the interviewer.

How long does a foreigner, adapt to Korean laws and/or regulations?

Turkish girl is telling about finding just mini jobs " albamon" but I know that they don't offer visa, so I wonder how she handled it... Maybe she leaves and come back Korea every 3 month to extend her tourist visa like some people do..but that is illegal you won't be allowed to work

The turkish lady, I think she is becoming a Korean lady speaking English with Korean accent.

For those who think that fluency in Korean will land you a good job in Korea, that's like saying if I speak English, I can get a job in an English-speaking country like the U.S., Canada, Australia or the U.K. You'll also be competing against natives struggling to find decent jobs.

you should have shout out the content creator you talked to !!

I would love to live in Korea, but I think working in Korea will be hard as I have Dyslexia and learning a language is Almost impossible for me

I find it very rude that the first girl doesn't even look at him when talking