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on 21 May 2014
Hi there
So, my husband and I are moving to South Korea and I was wondering if anyone had suggestions for things to do (especially if I don't get my business off the ground). We're going to be living in Seoul, if that makes any difference, and I am really keen for any pointers or suggestions.
Thank you!
Jenny
So, my husband and I are moving to South Korea and I was wondering if anyone had suggestions for things to do (especially if I don't get my business off the ground). We're going to be living in Seoul, if that makes any difference, and I am really keen for any pointers or suggestions.
Thank you!
Jenny
Anonymous (not verified) on 10 Jun 2014 - 20:57
You can see and do almost anything you can think of. It is very cultural with lots of natural spaces. If you want some support, look up expats on meetup.com in Seoul.
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