Going to work in South Korea?! If I want to work in Korea, how should I go!!

Don't just find a school and then run away, so that you have no protection at all, you can't be protected by the law, and anyone can trample on your interests.

You graduated from a bachelor's degree, if you want, you can ask your Korean friends to help you find a Chinese language college, which is a cram school for Koreans to learn Chinese, as a Chinese teacher, it is easy to go, but the salary is not too high, look at the school, some of the conditions are also very poor, but you can go, the cost is not high, as long as the cost of various procedures is good, about 2000.

If you want to work, if you want to be legal, there are 2 channels, the first is to study abroad, part-time work and study, your Korean friends can help you introduce you to an easy school, anyway, you are not in the academic qualifications; The second is that there are companies over there that recruit you in the past, but this one is more difficult to get a visa. If you are sent by a company to go on a business trip, you can also have an invitation letter issued by the company, I don't know if your friends can get it.

These are all for legal stay, and it is easy for Chinese to find a job there, but it may be of a lower status.

Do you want to go to Korea? You might as well go to an advanced Korean company and then perform better to move to South Korea, you can't find a good job so suddenly, you can only work in a small restaurant, if you speak Korean very well, you can be a teacher of Chinese, but they are very demanding... Chinese certificates and university diplomas are not valid in South Korea, they are not recognized...

But you can be a tour guide in Korea, but you still have to get a tour guide certificate there... There are also many Korean Chinese, and the last time I went, I could see a Chinese person walking a few steps. Hehe, they are all students who have studied abroad...

I hope you find a good job

Korean friends can't help with visas, they can only introduce you to a job or something.

Don't have much hope without a Korean proficiency certificate, and even if you're lucky, you won't be well paid.

It is better to be half a school to tutor Korean students in Chinese. If you can find 2 or 3 students to tutor, you can spend a month's living expenses.

And don't run, once you run away, you will be like a black child, you can't find the police, you can't go to the hospital, you can't buy a mobile phone, etc., which is very disadvantageous.

Now it is much easier for Chinese to go to South Korea than before, either to study or to travel.

You can go to study abroad and work part-time.

Come to a language school, and then you can work in half a year, or you can run away halfway, but that's a black hukou, and the salary for finding a job is generally not high, but many people are like this.

At present, there are not many ways to legally work in South Korea, only cooks and offshore fishermen are okay.