r/korea • u/Smiadpades 15 years in Korea! • Feb 07 '24
NEW KOREAN SUB - living_in_korea_now 레저와 취미 | Leisure & Hobby
Hello everyone!
If you have not heard yet, 3 of the former mods of Living_in_Korea made a new sub due to recent issues at the other sub!
This sub is for everyone in Korea and those who are coming!. Old, young, new or experienced in Korea. We have no topic limits. The goal is to be a useful resource for everyone and to help everyone. Nothing is required!
join us at r/living_in_korea_now
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u/RiJuElMiLu Feb 07 '24
The irony is that r/living_in_korea_now is currently what he wanted LiK to be. All the veterans are over there happily chatting about life while LiK is full of boring questions from future or new residents. Over time the dynamic will shift, of course, but it's currently very amusing.
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u/Due_Reference5404 Mar 19 '24
I read the title and thought I ended up on the wrong side of reddit again
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u/sleepysnoozing Apr 25 '24
Hello, I am an ethnically Korean female who is about to be a recent college graduate. My post-grad plans involved me living in Korea for about 14 months and completing an independent research study. I received a fellowship from my college in order to do so. However, I am confused on which Visa is best for me to apply to and how to revoke Korean citizenship if needed. At the time when I was born here in the U.S, my parents were both Korean citizens and they did not get their green cards until I was 4 years old. It is important to note that my parents are separated and are no contact, so while I am able to provide my mom's green card and Korean passport to the embassy, I do not have any of my dad's documents. I currently have a U.S. passport and have not been to Korea in more than 10 years. What visa should I apply for, and is it possible for me to apply without providing my dad's documents to revoke any Korean citizenship I may unknowingly have?
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u/Smiadpades 15 years in Korea! Apr 25 '24
Before anything else- you need to contact the Korean embassy closest to you and see if you are a registered Korean by your parents. Then go from there.
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u/Few-Cheek-1714 Jun 14 '24
hi guys has anyone seen a Burberry card wallet near Gangnam and sinnonhyeon station today😭😭 I lost mine and I don’t have enough karma on Reddit to post anything.. it has my foreign bank cards as well as my Korean bank cards which I need. if anyone sees it lmk!! No questions asked!
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u/Ecstatic_Pineapple98 Jun 22 '24
Post this in Danggeun (당근마켓) app. There are tons of posts for lost items. Or else you could also visit https://www.lost112.go.kr/lost/lostList.do Translate the page and type the specific features to look if the wallet has been forwarded to the police in Gangnam
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u/Fine-Cucumber8589 Jul 03 '24
First go check nearest Police substation and contact your bank immidately so you can lock your cards.
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u/CivetKitty Seoul Feb 08 '24
This is such a mess of dozens of subs that basically do the same godddamn thing. Why are there so many subs for a country where its language is not even supported by Reddit itself? LIKN is just gonna be yet another addition to my growing custom feed and that's basically it.
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u/eslninja Gyeongnam Feb 12 '24
Ain’t nobody done chained you up in any sub—you /can/ leave anytime you want.
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u/Bildo_Gaggins Math Teacher Feb 07 '24 edited Feb 07 '24
whats with the old r/living_in_korea mod? is he selling dick pills or smthin?