Foreigner FAQ | What's it like living in Korea?

In today’s video, I am answering your questions about my life and what it is like living and working in Korea! I love doing these Q&A-style videos because it lets me share much more detailed answers than I can in the comments. If you want to see more, let me know~ (Maybe we can make this a regular feature!)
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:15 Can you teach if you're not from an E2-eligible country?
02:55 Can you get hired if you apply from outside Korea?
04:28 How can you find a job in Korea?
06:13 Should you take Korean lessons before you move?
08:58 What are the pros & cons of my job?
10:12 What's my dream job?
10:40 Is being a vegetarian hard in Korea?
11:38 What would I miss about Korea?
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[@raja_aabi]

Thank you Camille for answering our questions, I just sent the video to my friend too 💜
I wish you the best of luck, looking forward to watching more of your videos❤

[@CamilleBlais]

My pleasure!! Thank YOU for asking them. :) I hope you guys found the answers helpful. I'm always here for follow-ups as needed. ;)

[@kimmy9298]

I love your videos and personality so much! Been watching your videos for ages now, you’re so transparent, positive and professional, you deserve so many more subscribers girl! Can you do a fav Korean snacks and meals or what I eat in a working week vid soon? ❤❤❤ lots of love from Australia!

[@CamilleBlais]

The way I am going to print this comment out and stick it on my fridge 🥰 Thank you so much for the kind words! I will add some food related content to my future video list!

[@Nia2207]

I’m hoping to move to Korea later in the year 🤞🏻😄 starting on a working holiday visa. Do you think it would be hard to find a part time job (25 hours a week) in Seoul for a British native who isn’t great at Korean? Also, it is possible to find a full time job/job sponsorship without a degree? Thank you, love your content 💕

[@CamilleBlais]

Super exciting! It will not be the easiest application journey but I think you'll be able to find an internship style role. It is also possible to get work sponsorship without a degree but you need several years of role-specific experience in its place. Korean culture also tends to put a priority on education, so even if you qualify for the E7 with 5-years of work experience, it might be difficult to be considered for multiple roles without a diploma or degree. I hope this helps! ☺️

[@rylie.annette4124]

How long do you see yourself being in Korea? I know you’ve mentioned that you would like to move to Paris at some point

[@CamilleBlais]

You're right! I would love to live in Paris and plan on relocating in the near future. I still have more exploring to do in Korea, so won't be for another 1-2 years. 😉

[@hello_rice]

what makes it hard to live in incheon? i've watched videos of the songdo/cheongna area and it looks beautiful 😲 how far is it from seoul?

[@CamilleBlais]

Okay, hear me out~ I LOVE my neighborhood in Incheon. I just want to pick it up and drop it in the middle of Seoul lol. It is really beautiful, there are so many parks, it is very walkable/bikeable, there is a massive supermarket, everyone seems to have a dog, it is right near the water.... but it is a 3-hour round trip minimum to visit Seoul. And considering I'm in Seoul every weekend to see my friends - it's the reverse commute that kills me. 😅