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Lived in America, I get more worried about my car getting broken into, homeless people throwing stuff/yelling at me, and how dangerous it actually is for a solo asian girl. I felt as unsafe in China & Egypt too. Korea is objectively safer, men only stalk you but once you take notice they typically stop. I’ve called the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this police at least 4 times in the last 12 months over gunshots within earshot of my house. 2 of them were close enough that my camera caught people running away and another one caught the bullet hitting the ground. I don’t live in a dangerous area, but I also don’t live in the white picket fence suburbs either (500k+ housing prices me out). I think my city ranks middle of the pack for violence. I am not particularly worried–usually the violence is aimed towards people who know each other and not just random acts of violence. To me its really just annoying and has become a regular part of my life just like going to the dentist. I really feel like it shouldn’t be a thing, but somehow the US seems to be the only country that can’t figure out gun violence and by no coincidence at all, has basically zero-gun regulation.

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My dad was shot and killed about 4 months before I moved to Korea. I was already on my way out the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this door, but that really put the icing on the cake. I don’t think I could go back to living in America full time. I feel like I have PTSD from living there sometimes. But that’s probably because I grew up poor and in a bad neighborhood. Not OP but i worry A little bit around here. There are so many psycho drivers. Never know which one will rage and pull out a gun. I drove in des Moines once and it was driving in utopia. Not OP, but I’m a teacher in a major urban city. We have drills for shooters. We practice hiding the children under mountains of desks, trying to keep silent. Several of my former students have witnessed shootings. One was in a shooting and survived. I’ve been on campus when an active shooter was present and had to hide.
I’m American, I’ve never once worried about getting shot in my area that I live. In some places I do worry I might get robbed, but not in my city. People have different levels of anxiety about this type of thing though I’m in the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this US and yes I worry about getting shot at. Once an angry man pulled his gun out while we were driving. He was driving too slow so I moved over. There was a shooting at a mall nearby. There’s regular occurrence on my local Reddit page about gun shots they heard at night. Recently, there was a shooting at a parade to celebrate the NFL winners. I tend to avoid crowded places I would take “paid more in their home countries” with a grain of salt. I can’t speak for Korea specifically but have worked overseas and if you account for all the benefits, you end up with net gain in finances. When you work overseas, the company will pay most of your expenses. It’s typical for a company to pay your housing and transportation, and it’s not unusual for them to pay some of their personal expenses. Peoples miles vary, but I would bet most are making equivalent or more money when all are accounted for. This right here. At my Korean firm, after the housing stipend, the kids’ private school tuition allowance, and other expat perks, I came out meaningfully ahead. This doesn’t even take into account the expat tax breaks and the much cheaper health insurance and other living costs.

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This exactly. Expat packages are designed to make sure you are at bare minimum equal to what you would have made at home but many are designed to be very lucrative. Why do some leave their corporate job and lifestyle and live in a trailer in the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this wilderness? The adventure is the reward For my experience, its the quality of life that Korea provides. Everyone has stated safety, but you don’t truly understand how safe it is in Korea til you’ve lived outside Asia. In Korea you see people of all ages walking around at night doing their thing, with out a single worry in the world. Money can’t buy that. In London you always look over your shoulder, second guess should I walk down this road since its so dark? I cycle a lot and I can leave my mountain bike parked somewhere without locking it after meeting friends for dinners and drinks. Once I left it at the train station bicycle stand without locking for 2 days and was still there (outside Seoul). Money can’t buy that peace of mind, this would lead to other things to explore in your life to develop and grow. Believing the best of humanity than the worst of it.
Yea the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this safety thing is real. My Brazilian family can’t comprehend the stories of safety in Korea. They didn’t believe me that you could literally leave your wallet on a bench and come back for it a few days later (that’s happened to my aunt 4 times when she was getting cancer treatment) I’m sorry to hear that, yeah I totally agree about the wallet thing. When I first moved to Korea back in 2008 I saw a drunk man in a suit sleeping on a bench with his phone, wallet, and car keys out around 6pm. I walked back after my trip to the mart and it was still there, that was a big shocker for me. My parents back in Europe have normalized lack of safety so much they don’t understand the peace of mind we have in Korea. Like getting your phone robbed in the street and the police doing nothing about it is like “yeah shit happens”. Now that I’ve lived here for a while I just can’t wrap my head around that thinking and is the biggest factor I wouldn’t want to go back to Europe. Also where I’m from we have few CCTVs but I think police won’t even take the paint watch it for a stolen phone or laptop.
Lol that reminds me in Australia my mate who is a bike technician helped me restore an old bike. It was awesome. The very first time I rode it I left it locked up at the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this train station I came back to find it trashed. The money I save on healthcare and the peace of mind I have from not worrying about the cost of getting sick are actually beneficial to my health. Emotional health can’t be bought with money. This. My parents fly back to Korea anytime they need something medical related that’s more than just a check up. It’s cheaper to just take a vacation to Seoul and stay at a hotel than it is to spend the same amount of time at any American hospital with full PPO coverage. I’m now at the age where my wife and I are seriously considering the same if I ever need it even though we have good insurance as well. I remember a lot of Korean Americans getting dual citizenship for this. The US health care system for some stuff is way expensive. It’s better off getting some medical stuff done in Korea.
And the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this wait times! Even setting cost aside I wanted to get a simple procedure scheduled, but the wait time was 14 months! For something that they wont even knock you out for. And of course because I am on employer healthcare, and I am on a year-to-year employment contract, I cant reasonably schedule a procedure that far out banking on insurance I may not have next year, in a city I may not live in next year, for a cost that I reasonably cant predict because the doctor has zero clue how much they actually charge for anything. Its fucked. To op: Do not discount the very real desire among Americans to go to a place where healthcare is, if not perfect, predictable. This only applies if you have simple issues though. If you have a more complex issue or need emergency care, America is better than Korea. Because of how Korean healthcare is structured, if you just use government insurance, the doctors spend less time on you and there are fewer doctors available for emergencies (hence why there is a strike now about the doctor increase). The Korean healthcare system has pros and cons so it’s important to recognize both.
if you just use government insurance, the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this doctors spend less time on you and there are fewer doctors available for emergencies Have you ever been to a doctor in the US? It’s pretty rare to visit a doctor in a comparable big city (LA, NY, DC, etc) where you aren’t forced out in less than 10 minutes, in my experience. That’s not even touching on the fact that probably 80% of the time you go to the “doctor” you’re probably being seen by a NP, not a MD. They also make you sit in a room for like 30 minutes to an hour staring at a bunch random medical info at the wall. Then once you only get to see the doc for 10 minutes, you’re force to pay like 65$ or 80$ for the visit BUT then you get inside the mail later on that you owe an additional $300. This personally happened to me. American healthcare system is such a rip off. High quality care sure, but you better be rolling in Benjamin’s I’m seriously out of pocket. As a care leaver, I don’t have a family to fall back on and Korea has been a lifeline. I live comfortably here and I can save money per month. Korea has its issues but I know where my bread is buttered.
You forgot to mention that your studen loan repayments would have to be repay in any country you decide to live lol As someone who is about to leave London to Seoul, I second this. It has gotten out of control I will be getting the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this same annual pay as I get in London but without the same deductions so my monthly pay will significantly be better. Sometimes it really pays to just leave. I’m a Korean living abroad, I make 2-3 times more than what I used to make in Korea, but I also pay many times what I used to in rent and food so it evens out and now becomes a lifestyle choice. I’m in the US. There’s just so many issues here- healthcare, school shootings, very very rude people, car dependency. Whenever I visit Korea, it’s the opposite of that. I know Korea has their own set of problems but it doesn’t sound as bad as the US. Also, I wouldn’t mind taking a pay cut since I don’t have to pay for cars (insurance, gas, payments). Also it seems pet care is much better in Korea. Healthcare is definitely better
Don’t get me wrong, hypothetically if I was an American and if I was promised the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this same amount of money that I get in the States I may consider living in this country. I think a big part that you’re not thinking about is foreigners don’t have the same issues that Koreans do with living in Korea. Foreigners don’t feel the same family and societal pressures as Koreans do because they don’t have the family and are basically considered peripheral members of Korean society. My wife and I moved back to the US because my earnings potential here is significantly higher and we’re able to buy a house. I’d happily take a 30% pay cut to live in Korea and rent though because of the comfort and convenience of Seoul and how much I enjoyed living there. My wife would want me to be getting like 50% pay raise before she’d even consider moving back because of general societal crap that she feels she’s managed to escape from being here in the US. I have my own extended family in Korea, but I’m culturally American enough to ignore them and not feel guilty, so I’m less bothered by it. As others have commented, sometimes just money is not worth it. Yes, I get paid more than I would in any other country. But living here is so stressful. And more money equals high cost of living
Personally I think $30k in Korea is worth $250k in the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this United States. I couldn’t fathom how difficult it is in the USA until I moved back and got a higher paying job. The government serves large parasitic corporations that drain your equity every month and give you nothing in return. Health insurance for example is 5x but unimaginably worthless. No public transit or walkability infrastructure. So now you have another worthless insurance on the car you must drive. I call them non tangible asset exchanges. You pay hundred or thousand a month for no asset, but a lottery token where you might be covered if something you actively try to prevent from happening happens, and it is an oppressive weight on the working class in America. Don’t get me started on taxes either because regular working class people don’t see any benefit from what you pay in. Statistical models and ai will only make the system worse too.
Lol what a ridiculous comparison. If you were comparing making $30K in Korea to making $30K in America, then you’d be absolutely correct. But comparing $30k in Korea to $250,000 in America??? I recently had literal brain surgery at one of the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this top institutions in the country. This is something that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars – I’m not spending a dime over $3,500 (for the rest of the year). I have a health savings account (untaxed) which my employer contributes $1,000 to each year and I contribute to monthly. $30k in Korea is an English teacher in a studio apartment. $250k in America is a VP who takes the family skiing in Europe and has a second home in Vermont. LOL Maybe if you live in bumblefuck Idaho. 250k isn’t getting you anywhere close to a second home much less a vacation home in Vermont.
School shootings are terrible but incredibly rare. Around 300 students have been killed in school shootings in the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this past 25 years, and there are roughly 50 million students in school each year. Which is not to handwave or excuse anything. It’s inexcusable, it’s something that could be improved with a little political backbone. But statistically, worrying about your own kid getting involved if you’re the kind of person with the means to get a good paying white collar job overseas is like worrying about shark attack. Americans on Reddit act like they all live in the hood with how often they mention shootings. The odds of some completely innocent (bystander) getting shot are extremely low. Firearms are the number 1 cause of death in children. Republicans and crazy gun people are the reason for this nonsense. In the first week January alone, wasn’t there 3 school/ general shootings? When the news says, “There have been 27 mass shootings this year and it’s only January 11!!!” then you immediately imagine 27 Columbines. The reality is that a 16-year old gang member shooting at a group of rival gang members standing on a corner gets counted as a mass shooting. The 17 year-old gang member who gets killed is counted among your “number 1 cause of death” statistic. If the news said, “Gangs are shooting at each other far away in a bad neighborhood you’ll never visit,” would you be as afraid? Would you consider moving across the globe? I live in Chicago and I’ve never heard a gunshot because that stuff happens in the worst neighborhoods far away.
I would recommend taking a look at Washington Post’s school shooting database. The vast majority of them are something like, “Teacher walking into school in the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this morning gets hit in the hand by a bullet that was accidentally fired by a man cleaning his gun 1 mile away”. I’m Korean living abroad. The cost of living here is insane. There is no point in earning twice as much money when you have to pay 2000 CAD to share a basement with 3 other dudes. This was one of the deal breaker for me. I can’t stand being a fully grown adult and forced to split housing with someone else other my spouse. At least in Korea, sure there are difficulty on its own getting a flat, but at least it is still possible to get your own place and still get that urban lifestyle. I don’t think these foreigners are pulling six figures back home. Foreigners with good jobs back home don’t come to work in Korea….
But if you are working in some entry-level soul-crushing call center gig in Vancouver, barely getting by on a $50k Cad salary and feel lost in life, then teaching English in Korea becomes an enticing option. Like others have said, things are cheaper and it is an adventure. Much easier to date too as an English teacher than a call center agent. My husband and I both have stable 6 figure jobs in Canada and are planning to take a huge cut to move to Korea. We have what we feel is enough money saved up that we can prioritize lifestyle over career now. But I agree with you that the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this majority of these people may not have had better options back home. I make 6 figures in the US in a fully remote tech job and I would have gladly taken a $60k tech hybrid/in office job in Korea back then. Generally true, but the pretty much all of ex-pat lawyers, finance guys, and higher level big corporation guys all did make six figures in the US.
Well yah. If you are in finance or corporate law, and you get sent overseas (definition of a true ex pat), you actually get paid more though, not less. Not specifically a higher salary, but many costs are paid for. I am sent to Korea by my company and am still on my western 6 figure salary, while my housing, insurance, and car are paid for. On top of that, there are signing bonuses, furniture allowances, flight tickets home every few months, international school for kids, and cost of living allowances if applicable, etc. The disposable income is definitely higher. Good life. We are not all English teachers. I don’t know why Koreans still think Korea is a developing country. Korea has about the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this same average salary as most Western European countries. The US has the highest average salary, but the cost of living is more expensive. ALSO, we are all not low wage english teachers. I was more poor back in the US. I made the most money in Korea. I couldn’t imagine making the money that I make now in Korea. Please boost your self-esteem and be proud that Korea is now fully developed and is a destination that people want to emigrate to.
Please do a 5 minute google search and see how the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this average salary in Korea compares to other Western countries. The gap is NOT huge. It is not the 1970s anymore! It is not the same as a European moving to Thailand or Mexico to work at a local company for local pay. It is not the case! It is like an American person moving to New Zealand to work. He’s not moving to a third-world country! Just slightly lower pay but cheaper cost of living compared to the US. The US has the highest average salary, but the cost of living is more expensive. Also, the US has a huge income gap. The average poor person in Korea is better off than a poor person in the US. In the US, in most places, you need a car to survive. You have to live in a dangerous or a very rural area to get affordable housing. Most people live pay check to pay check. One medical emergency or a car breaking down caj make you become homeless. In Korea, you can live in an old villa, but the neighborhood is safe. You don’t need a car. Healthcare is cheap. There is also an abdance of low skill jobs, as Korea has a labor shortage because there are no immigration issues as the US. You can always find a job in fast food or on a farm in Korea. Not great jobs, but you can survive. In the US, in some areas, it is impossible to even get a job at mcdonald’s or a manual labor job. You need to work below minanum wage as you are competing with undocumented people who are willing to work for less.
It really bothers me when Koreans talk shit about Korea and don’t even look up basic facts. I spoke to one Korean coworker, and she didn’t know healthcare and housing were so expensive in the Dallas Mavericks X 2025 Martin Luther King Day signature shirt also I will do this States. Maybe it is Hollywood or because Korea developed so fast in one generation, but Koreans still view themselves as poor and can’t yet accept they are a developed country for some reason. They still have a fantasy about Western countries and particularly the US, but are shocked to see that it is the same or worse than Korea. Just wanted to chime in and say that NZ is actually quite expensive. More expensive than Australia, despite Australia having better wages. Lots of kiwi people move to Australia for the better wages.

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