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If you are looking to connect with English expats in Korea South, then this page brings together all the latest expat blogs Korea South written by English bloggers, any interviews, articles and news items we have here at ExpatsBlog.com.
Latest Blogs by English Expats Living in Korea South
Cupcake Traveler
An EFL teacher currently in Korea.
An Arab in Korea
A small insight into the life of a british arab living in Chungju, centre of Korea. Posting a mix of humorous tales from my teaching job, and things I see around Korea
thissokolife
Curious about the lifestyle you can expect to enjoy in Korea?Born and raised in South Africa, pickled in London and seasoned by travel, let me tell you about sport, craft and culture in Korea.
Head High Heart Strong
Life, travel and a spoonful of sugar
Misadventures of a Clueless Traveler
Up and quit my job in Washington, DC and moved around the world to teach English in South Korea. I'm determined to make my mid-20s as memorable as possible.
Latest Expat Interviews/ Articles
Belgian Expat Living in Korea South - Interview with Marie
Marie is the blogger behind Be Marie Korea. She is 24 years old, living in the capital of Korea. Now she is working as a freelance designer and writer. Marie's expat blog is called Be Marie Korea...
American Expat Living in Korea South - Interview with Lianne
Lianne is a Korean-American adoptee who only became cognizant of her Korean side in her early 20s. After graduating university and quitting her five jobs, she traveled to Asia for the first time to...
American Expat Living in Korea South - Interview with Laura
Laura is a 26-year-old American who has been living and working abroad since 2013. While participating in a travel writing program in Lima, Peru, during college, Laura instantly became interested in...
American Expat Living in Korea South Interview with Morgan
Morgan is a Colorado native with suburban sensibilities and penthouse dreams. She writes about life as a millennial wander, self-improvement through travel, and the realities of teaching English in...
Irish Expat Living in South Korea - Interview with Brian and Noelle
Brian and Noelle are an adventurous, travel-hungry Irish couple who have been travelling, working and living in Asia for four years and counting. Brian and Noelle's expat blog is called Wandering On...
American Expat Living in South Korea - Interview with Alison
Alison and her partner in crime, Kenny, are currently living in South Korea. They met while teaching at an elementary school back in the U.S. and took their love of education and traveling abroad....
Expat Interview with Karli - Canadian Expat in South Korea
Karli is a Canadian expat in South Korea, returning for a second time after an eight-year absence. Since being back in Korea, she has achieved many goals including practicing martial arts (hapkido),...
Expat Interview with Elicia, US Expat Living in South Korea
Elicia is a teacher, a go-getter, a lover of adventure, hiking, and island hopping. Leaving their comfortable life back in the USA for a new journey abroad- Elicia and her husband said "goodbye" to...
Irish Expat Living in South Korea, Interview With Maggie
Maggie O'Driscoll is a TEFL elementary school teacher working for the Sejong City Office of Education in South Korea. In Korea since June 2012, Maggie works at three elementary schools teaching...
Expat Interview With Chase, US Expat Living in South Korea
"Chase Chisholm’s photography and notes about daily life convey the essence of who he is at the core," according to Joy Newcom, author of Involuntary Joy, "A man who misses little of life because...
Expat Interview With Zannah - American Living in South Korea
Between studying Japanese throughout school and setting her sights on pursuing a career in education, it seemed inevitable that Zannah Smreker would end up teaching in Asia. It took being laid off...
Expat Interview With Carrie - Canadian in South Korea
Carrie was raised as an Army Brat all over the world. As an adult, she saw no reason to stop travelling. She qualified as an elementary school teacher in Canada, and then headed to Japan with the...
Expat Interview With Sally, American Expat in South Korea
Sally grew up in Pennsylvania and found her travel feet at 17, during a semester abroad in Austria. She spent a semester in Buenos Aires, Argentina during her undergrad degree and now has relocated...
American Expats in South Korea - Interview With Chelsea
Chelsea and Jeremy met, fell in love, and got hitched. Shortly after the wedding they realized that they were in no way ready to 'settle down' in the traditional sense. So they packed their bags and...
US Expat Teaching English in South Korea - Meet Whitney
Whitney Lenox craved a change from the corporate world, after years of managing retail coffee outlets in the Nashville area. A rekindled friendship with an expat in South Korea and a new job...
Expat Interview With Amanda - American Expat In South Korea
Originally from Michigan, Amanda Slavinsky has been an on and off expat since 2009. After graduating from the University of Michigan she moved to Rome where she spent time working as an au pair, and...
America to Geoje Island - Expat Interview With Amanda
Amanda Grove is a recent college graduate and a newlywed. After graduating college Amanda and her husband Derik moved to Portland, OR, where they worked full time for a year. After that year the...
Latest News Relating to Korea South or England
Expat English teaches in Seoul up in arms over visa changes
Expat teachers in South Korea are now facing tough new visa restrictions. As if dealing with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic wasn’t enough, South Korea’s government has just...- Is England withholding protective supplies from Scotland and Wales?
British expats in Spain and across Europe are horrified and angry over reports that the UK government is halting deliveries of much-needed personal protective equipment to Wales and Scotland.... - Beijing hospitals now offering English language hotlines to expats
Beijing’s international hospitals are now opening English language hotlines to support expats during the coronavirus outbreak. Expats in Beijing are having a tough time nowadays, whether it’s... - Expat families heading for Amsterdam now have English language website for schools
Amsterdam primary schools have launched a new website to inform expats wishing to put their kids into the Dutch school system. One of the most pressing problems for expat families is schooling... - British in Costa Blanca now have region-dedicated English language newspaper
Olive Press now has an edition focused on the Costa Blanca expat community Popular expat newspaper The Olive Press now has a dedicated Costa Blanca-focused publication, the latest in its group of...
