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Bendy-topped Buddhist temples, breath-taking national parks, and the road less travelled for working holidaymakers.
Why make the swap?
Whether it's a pet café for raccoons, a vending machine selling underwear, or a corner store with whole aisles dedicated to cabbage snacks – every day in South Korea is a work abroad adventure. A unique opportunity to learn a language and fund your... Read more
South Korea's H-1 working holiday visa allows you to work anywhere – from the ski resorts in Gangwon-Do to the bars and restaurants of Seoul. If you want a big city with slightly slower pace, Busan's hospitality and tourism sector is a good option... Read more
Living in South Korea, even the capital Seoul, is generally more affordable than most Canadian cities. On your working holiday, you can expect to earn at least the minimum wage of ₩10,320 per hour. While not a massive earner of a working holiday, it... Read more
South Korea is a year-round destination. Spring (Apr–May) and autumn (Sep–Nov) are the most popular times, due to the reliably warm weather and landscapes that bloom with wildflowers and blossom. Winter (Dec–Feb) is snowy, so great for skiing and... Read more
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