Basic necessities of life for Korean immigrants

1. Basic necessities of life for Korean immigrants

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It is the Koreans who rent out the vacant rooms at home. The advantage of this kind of house is that it is very convenient, because you need to communicate with the landlord frequently, so living in this kind of house can improve your Korean quickly. And the average landlord who lives in this kind of house is in charge of three meals a day. This will free up more time for us to study. But the disadvantage of living in this kind of house is that the renter has to share all the housing facilities with the landlord. There are many such houses near the school, which are easy to find, usually 200,000-500,000 won per month. It is convenient to live in such a house without a deposit.

2. Moon Room

Usually a room with a separate bathroom and kitchen. Landlords don't provide daily necessities such as beds and desks. Friends who want to live in such houses need to buy these things themselves. The advantage of living in such a house is that you can have a quiet personal space. The disadvantage is to pay the water, electricity, gas and other expenses in the bank on time every month. Living in such a house generally requires a deposit of 6.5438+0 million to 5 million. The deposit is a symbol of credibility and will be refunded in full when you check out.

3. Examination institutions

A small house with a bed, a TV and a table, but the general examination room has no windows. Only the examination rooms with better conditions have windows. The examination room is very expensive. It is convenient to live in such an examination room. It charges a monthly fee and usually provides rice and kimchi, so if you want to eat other dishes, you have to cook them yourself. The advantage of living in this examination house is that it is cheap and there is no deposit. The disadvantage is that all housing facilities have to be shared, which is more troublesome.

4. Apartment

This kind of house is perfect from the inside out, with everything in it, which can be said to be complete.

But such a house needs a lot of savings. If the renter can provide 50-20 million won at one time, the rent can be waived. The landlord used the money to invest in other businesses instead of collecting rent. Such a house is also called a tax-free room.

Houses in South Korea are generally wired, and the internet fee in South Korea varies according to the price of the network, generally between 20,000 and 40,000 won per month.

Step 5 eat

If you want to buy food in Korea, you can go to supermarkets or markets. Generally, we still go to the market to buy food, because the food there is cheaper than that in the supermarket. If you want to buy those cooked foods, I still suggest you go to the supermarket. Many supermarkets in Korea have activities at night, so you can buy those things at half price. Because South Korea doesn't allow food to be sold overnight.

So I often go to the supermarket at night, and maybe there will be many unexpected gains.

Step 6: ok

There are subways, buses and taxis in Korea. The subway fare in South Korea starts at 900 won, which varies according to the distance to the destination. But if you change between the subway and the bus, it's free within 30 minutes. So for Koreans, they usually travel by subway and bus.

7. telephone

South Korea's mobile communication service can be said to be the best in the world, but South Korea's network is a CDMA network, so China's mobile phone can't be used in South Korea. The telephone bill in Korea is very expensive, and the call time is generally based on 10 second. Therefore, those friends who have just gone to South Korea to study abroad, if they want to contact their family or friends, can buy that kind of calling card specially for China. The price of the card is generally between 8000 won and 15000 won, and the call time is also between 4 hours and 5 hours.

If you use VoIP, you can still save money. The network calling card costs 8000 won and can be used for about 8 hours, but sometimes the network is unstable and the call quality is difficult to guarantee.

2. Eating habits of Korean immigrants

For beginners, Korean food seems very complicated. With its bold flavor, numerous side dishes and meticulous table manners, exploring Korean cuisine is undoubtedly a cultural adventure. Korean food balances the umami taste of meat and vegetables with the sweet and spicy taste of Chili sauce. However, Korean cuisine is not only about meat, vegetables, rice and spices.

1, Korean barbecue

For beginners, the process of cooking and eating can be overwhelming, so it won't hurt to read the traditions and etiquette of Korean barbecue before going to the restaurant. However, please rest assured that if you are worried about making artificial leather, if you are confused, Korean employees will be happy to help you. If you want to end your feast in a typical Korean style, please order one or two bottles of soju at the same time and taste the refreshing and attractive rice wine representing the drinking scene in Korea. Korean BBQ is an interesting cultural experience, so please make sure to try it when you visit Korea.

2. Kimchi

Without kimchi, all Korean food lists would be seriously incomplete. Kimchi is a spicy and sour dish fermented by Chinese cabbage, radish or cucumber. Kimchi is deeply loved by Koreans because of its healthy characteristics and spicy taste. Although some people think that kimchi is an acquired taste, kimchi is also very popular with westerners.

To this day, kimchi is made by every family during the gold medal period, which is a month before the start of winter to prepare kimchi. There are many kinds of pickles. During your stay in Korea, you may find various spices, sour taste, crispy skin or biting taste in kimchi tried in restaurants, temples or families. Even if you stay in Korea for a short time, you may find that kimchi has become a way to eat every meal every day.

3. gimbap

If you want to eat some light and cheap snacks, you can go to any restaurant with thousands of snacks. Pork rice is usually slightly sesame oil, but because radish or sesame leaves are often added, it tastes mild and sometimes even crisp. For people who don't like spicy rice, kimbap is a safe choice. For others, you can enjoy a light meal anytime and anywhere, which will make you feel relaxed and happy.

4. bibimbap

Bibimbap is a beautiful dish composed of rice, vegetables, meat and eggs. You can order it in a boiling stone bowl and mix it with Chili sauce according to your needs. This meal has a unique local flavor according to the Korean region you want to go to. Quanzhou is famous for its local raw beef bibimbap. Every year, they hold a large-scale bibimbap festival. This dish should be balanced and can bring health to all systems of the body. After eating, you may feel fresh and satisfied, and you will not feel underweight or tired.

5, shaved ice

Scratched ice has aroused great interest in sweets in South Korea. In hot summer, countless restaurants all over the country offer shaved ice snacks. Usually, shaved ice with sugar is sprinkled with fruit, syrup, granola or green tea and sweet red beans, and sometimes some ice cream is added. Young couples or a group of friends get together to share a lot of shaved ice and take pictures together on summer nights. If you try to use shaved ice, you may agree that it is an interesting and enjoyable experience, perhaps similar to the American ice cream sundae.

3. Deposit immigration conditions in Korea

Korean deposit immigrants, also known as public welfare investment immigrants. 500 million won (about 450,000 US dollars/3 million RMB) was deposited in the Korean government bank, and the Korean government invested in public welfare undertakings. If the applicant is a retiree (over 55 years old), the investment will be reduced to 300 million won (about 65.438+0.8 million RMB). You can apply for permanent residence in Korea after five years of deposit, and get your deposit back after you get permanent residence, and your permanent residence status will not be affected.

1.500 million won investment application conditions:

A. Non-Korean citizens

B. Proof of no criminal record

C. deposit 500 million won in a bank designated by the government.

Application conditions for an investment of 230 million won:

A. Non-Korean citizens

B. At least 55 years old and above

C. Proof of no criminal record

D. Retirement certificate

E. deposit 300 million won in a bank designated by the government.

F. An additional asset certificate of 300 million won is required.

Subsidiary applicant:

Spouse, children under 22 years old, unmarried children over 22 years old.