If I don't have Korean nationality, can I settle in Korea?

In order to obtain permanent residency abroad, you must have a green card in this country. With a green card, you can have permanent residency and a series of benefits similar to those of your own citizens.

Of course, you can travel there, but if you go there with a tourist visa, you are forbidden to work. If you want to work there, you must apply for a business visa, but this kind of examination is often much stricter than a tourist visa.

Because the Koreans you responded have stayed in China for a long time, I think they may have a study visa or a business visa, which takes a long time and can be renewed when it expires.

Traveling to Korea generally doesn't cost a lot of money, but only if you don't buy anything. South Korea's consumption level is relatively high, and the level of luxury enjoyment is relatively high. I don't think it's possible to buy fashionable things.

A tour group to Korea only needs about 5000 yuan.