I want to go to South Korea to work at the age of 17, can I go and understand Korean

Underage. Child labour...

The house depends on how much you pay in deposit. The more the deposit, the less rent you pay each month.

If the deposit reaches a certain limit, there is no rent per month. When you move out, the deposit will be returned to you.

Your friend's relatives can't invite you over.

Now there is a tourist visa that allows you to stay for about 2 months for the first time.

You can sign in for a 1-year long-term visa for the fifth time.

Procedures required:

Title deeds, driving licenses, employment certificates, and other proof of assets.

Or if you have a bank deposit certificate of more than 50,000 yuan, find a travel agency to guarantee it for you.

On our side, in the case of sufficient proof of your assets, the travel agency charges 700-800 for a visa

17 years old is too young, studying abroad is not reliable, even if you go, the salary is not high, students work in the supermarket is about 4,000 won per hour, you don't go to a place to eat and live, it's hard to save money.

Hello, I am Korean in Korea, I am 20 years old, I am currently on an F5 permanent visa, I am my parents, I am invited by my parents.

Ethnic group? What ethnicity are you?

Even if you're a Korean, it's impossible for you to come to South Korea when you're 25 years old. But your parents have to have citizenship or permanent residency.

Not invited to go to South Korea without a registration card. It is illegal to have no registration certificate and immediately select and send a fine of tens of thousands of yuan after being discovered.

It's hard to find a job without a login because no one will dare to accept you. If you accept illegal part-time work, it is illegal and will be severely punished by the law. Illegal work is not protected by law.

So let's work in China. It is trouble-free, worry-free, and protected by law.

When you're 17 years old, find an agent, come and find a school, and go to a language class.

Language classes are small, the time is very relaxed, and South Korea stipulates that you can study for a maximum of two years, and you can work part-time while mixing language classes during these two years.

The main thing is that if you find a school, you can get a registration card and your identity is guaranteed.

I've heard from a friend that you seem to be able to work as a student in such a situation, and I can help you ask in detail.

1.In the current situation, you can only apply to study in South Korea for part-time work and study, which is the best way, and it can also be renewed in South Korea for at least 5 years.

The application period is short, usually you can leave in 2 months, and the cost is about 10,000 yuan.

2.Jobs such as waiters in South Korea are easy to find in big cities, and there are many ways to find them: A classmate or senior recommends B school** C Street advertising D agency I have not heard of discrimination at the moment.

3.Generally, the salary of waiters and international students is about 5,000 hours. If you live in Seoul for about 2,000 a month, you can live in school normally and save a little money.

4.The so-called Chinatown in South Korea is in Ansan.

5.See Article 2 for the method of finding a job. If you go to Korea, prepare plenty of common medicines.

The cost of medical care in South Korea is quite high. For example, Amway's protein powder, because in Korea there is not enough money to eat protein foods. Please don't go, they only eat beef for the rich, and the Chinese eat whatever they want, eat as much as they want.

Clothing suitable for northern China. The climate in South Korea is similar to that in the north. Moreover, when you go to Korea, you either don't have time to buy clothes, or their things are too expensive.

Commonly used daily necessities. For example, flashlights, alarm clocks.

Hehe, bring some snacks. There are really a lot of snacks that you can't eat in Korea, such as hawthorn slices and watermelon seeds. It helps you manage your interpersonal relationships.

The most important thing is self-esteem! Be sure to bring it. Koreans look down on Chinese very much. The reason is that they do not understand enough how kind the Chinese are. Also, it's important to remember that you are not yourself, but China. Don't do anything that insults the image of the Chinese.