The Greener Side - Your Immigration Guide
The Greener Side - Your Immigration Guide
Kring Lacson & Podcast Network Asia
South Korea’s D-8 work visa and culture
52 minutes Posted Nov 30, 2021 at 12:00 am.
03:30: We introduce Seoul-based interviewee Edrian Dy and learn about how he moved to SoKor* 03:30 - 18:00: SoKor D-8 visa: what is it and who is eligible for it? We talk about the process of applying and the documents needed for this visa, application timelines, and changes that have been implemented since COVID-19. Also, what industries could non-Korean speakers get into? * 18:00 - 46:30: All about South Korea's society and culture. We talk about the country's language and cuisine (for one, is samgyeopsal as commonplace in Korea as we think?), and also dive deep into its work culture and societal issues. Hanguk is a largely homogenous society - how does this impact foreign workers?* 46:30 - end: Is the grass greener in SoKor?Interviewee links: Korean Embassy in the Philippines - Visas and Requirements | Korean Cultural Center in the PhilippinesThe Greener Side Podcast links: Instagram | Facebook | Tiktok |  Email | Buy Me A Coffee Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Is South Korea your dream destination, or a country that you would like to live and work in? Look no further as we dive deep into South Korea's D-8 work visa and the many facets of its culture. Let's find out if Hanguk is your land of promise!Episode guide:* 00:00 - 03:30: We introduce Seoul-based interviewee Edrian Dy and learn about how he moved to SoKor* 03:30 - 18:00: SoKor D-8 visa: what is it and who is eligible for it? We talk about the process of applying and the documents needed for this visa, application timelines, and changes that have been implemented since COVID-19. Also, what industries could non-Korean speakers get into? * 18:00 - 46:30: All about South Korea's society and culture. We talk about the country's language and cuisine (for one, is samgyeopsal as commonplace in Korea as we think?), and also dive deep into its work culture and societal issues. Hanguk is a largely homogenous society - how does this impact foreign workers?* 46:30 - end: Is the grass greener in SoKor?Interviewee links: Korean Embassy in the Philippines - Visas and Requirements | Korean Cultural Center in the PhilippinesThe Greener Side Podcast links: Instagram | Facebook | Tiktok |  Email | Buy Me A Coffee Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.