Your time in Korea has come to an end...checks on the bucket list, memories made. You are filled with emotions, one of them is stress. Just as much as packing up your life and moving abroad was intimidating, so too, is moving back home. Living and teaching in Korea has become a second home. Teachers who return to their home country often experience culture shock and struggle to adjust to the lifestyle they had before.
Read MoreTags: Korean Post, packing, moving to the United States, moving home, traveling, furniture, Banking in Korea, selling, pension
Having lived here for two years, I am finally beginning to think about how I will get some of my possessions back to Canada. This process got me thinking about how much I’ve learned about the Korean postal service during my time teaching English in Korea. It’s a topic that garners some interest amongst newcomers and for good reason: When someone leaves Korea to go back home, the big decision is generally whether to sell something, ditch it, or send it back home.
Tags: Korean shipping, Korean Post, shipping, teaching in Korea
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