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Do you want to teach English in South Korea? Have the experience of a lifetime by experiencing Korean culture and meet lifelong friends! Learn about my recommendations for the 5 best teaching programs based in South Korea. Help students learn English, make new friends, make money, and travel.
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SIM Cards in Korea
Been away for a while but thought this would be worth sharing. Apparently there is a more English friendly SIM card set up for visitors in South Korea. You can pick these up at Incheon Airport.
“ International visitors no longer have to worry about where and how to buy SIM cards in Korea! Prepaid SIM card exclusively prepared for non-Korean tourists called EG SIM has been released in March. EG SIM is currently purchasable at all emart’s With Me convenience stores, including Airport Railroad branch within Incheon International Airport. EG SIM is a chargeable prepaid SIM card that offers data and voice calls anywhere in Korea. Many tourists find EG SIM more convenient and budget-saving compared to costly roaming service or pocket Wi-Fi. EG SIM is also available in GS25 convenient stores, but because the GS25 store within Incheon International Airport has closed and is no longer in service, tourists are advised to check With Me Airport Railroad branch within the airport or other With Me stores for their convenience. EG SIMs are available in two options - 1GB data with 40 minutes voice call for 30,000 won and 2GB data with 80 minutes voice call for 50,000 won. Both come with free Wi-Fi service provided by KT.” - Visit Korea Article
You can check out their EG SIM website (here)
Dear Shimmering Seoul, I have a couple of questions concerning form 8802. My local tax office is not answering the phone and I must get the 6166 as soon as possible. Thank you and I'll wait to hear from you.
Honestly for this its always best to contact the IRS on their live web chat feature. You can create an account on their website and hit the contact us button. The only reason I suggest this is that tax forms change every year so they may have new guidelines that didn’t apply to me when I started mine back in 2013.
can I ask what were your credentials for getting the job at the University? like what your degree was in, stuff like that ? i want to stay in the education field after I leave korea but Im sort of unsure as to how to go about it.
My degree was in Theatre actually so it all depends on how you market yourself. I have an extensive history as an administrative assistant jobs and I also worked in my university when I was an undergrad. I am not a teacher but a faculty assistant at my university, but I will be getting my masters in higher education and plan to work my way up to program director.
Hi! I'm so lucky I came upon your blog. I also live in Houston and am thinking of taking a year off my corporate job to teach English in Korea. What cities would you recommend other than Seoul and Busan as I heard it can be quite competitive to get those placements with the EPIK program ?
Honestly Korea is so small that I would just apply to the EPIK program while remaining flexible on where they place you. My friends lived in rural areas and they came into Seoul every weekend. So no worries! Don’t hesitate to go for your goal cities though just because people say they are hard to get into. Go for it!
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Thank you so much for your post! I'm currently an upcoming teacher going into the EPIK program. So, even if we don't fill out the 8802, we still don't get taxed by US and Korean government? Thanks,
I believe that you will still need to fill the form out to avoid taxation.
1 Year Since Korea
I can’t believe it’s been one year since I returned from Korea! Many things have changed from one year ago. The biggest being that I relocated from Pennsylvania to Houston and got a job at a university. I have really been enjoying my job as a faculty assistant and look forward to moving up as the years go on.
My boyfriend Sangheon and I are still going strong! We have been together for over year now and are enjoying ever minute of it. I was very lucky to meet him the last month I was in Korea. It’s funny how things work out.
In the future I definitely plan to visit Korea as I still feel like it is my second home where I met so many wonderful people. I really miss the feeling I got from being in a foreign country with so much to discover. Plus living in Korea is extremely convenient to explore with its awesome public transportation. For now I will enjoy Korea from afar as I see all my friend’s beautiful pictures while they are living there. I hope everyone planning to go there will fall in love with Korea as much as I did when I first arrived. : )
I am 29 in Korea, but only 27 in the United States.
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SMOE Benefits The following are SMOE benefits offered to each teacher placed in the SMOE program. Some SMOE benefits such as the Entrance Allowance and Settlement Allowance are only available to 1st year teachers. Please inquire with your recruiter as to which benefits you will be eligible for.
Even if you do not plan on using a recruiter (I didn’t) I still think it would benefit you to check out Korvia’s breakdown of the application process. They give an easy to understand summary of what to expect and the potential benefits you will receive as a SMOE teacher (Seoul placement). Go through all the links to on the left and the top bar to learn more.
You can also check out their explanations of the other teaching locations/programs such as GEPIK, GOE, and EPIK. Hopefully it will help clarify the options you have when you are applying to teach abroad so you can make the best decision for your future! : )
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Hello~ in regards to your filing taxes EPIK help: Though you still had to file your taxes every year to avoid a red flag, how did you do so in Seoul? What paperwork did you need? Thanks in advance!
This was how I did it:
1. File taxes online. (Turbo Tax, H&R Block etc your choice)
2. (IMORTANT) The IRS wouldn’t accept the pay stub version from Korea as proof of my income so I wrote a letter stating my social security number, name, employment dates, and salary. Then I had my school principal sign the letter and had the administration office put their official stamp on the letter.
3. Contact the IRS through their online site and say you wish to send supplementary proof of your income (usually they will already contact you asking for proof but in case they don’t you can do this.)
4. Send the letter into the IRS (make sure your social security number is in the letter that is very important!)
After all of this they were satisfied. Now tax requirements vary state to state make sure you check what is required of you.
What kind of work do you do at your new position? And how were you able to find the job? Do you think teaching in Korea helped at all in getting the job?
Yes I do believe it helped because I have a general understanding of the faculty members course preparations. Plus after living abroad it helped me be able to work with sudden changes and all different types of personalities. All valuable skills in higher education. I found my job by applying on the school's job website. Currently I provide support to tenure faculty members so I do anything from course prep, room reservations, travel plans, grading and more. My overall advice is to just adapt your background and skillset to any job you apply for and you will find the right job for you in time. Goodluck!
Local Korean food in Houston. ^^ My boyfriend got bibimbap. (at Myung Dong Restaurant)
The seafood pancake was to die for! Omg so good. Huge portions for the money too. (at Myung Dong Restaurant)
Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend! #weekend
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Hi! Is the Halloween store still open even though it's not the Halloween season? I'm going to Korea on April 16, and I'm planning to buy a Harry Potter robe there :)
I believe they are open year round. It acts as a party store after that time. Happy costume hunting! ^^
Yummy Korean food we had yesterday ^^ sundubu jjigae and bulgogi. We were so full after all this haha. #foodporn #먹스타그램