u/Greedy-Koala-8853

Hello everyone,

I wanted to know how it is living in Korea as an American or foreigner. I am considering moving to Korea in the near future with my Korean husband. What are the challenges/benefits that you have observed? I am learning the Korean language but still have minimal speaking skills as of right now. I am planning to have a remote job from the U.S, but what jobs could I get in Korea with a master degree in psychology? Also what would it be like for me as an immigrant to become a resident/citizen? Please share your knowledge with me, thank you!

Hello everyone,

I wanted to know how it is living in Korea as an American. I am considering moving to Korea in the near future with my Korean husband since we are tired of the situation in the United States. What are the challenges/benefits that you have observed? I am learning the Korean language but still have minimal speaking skills. I am planning to have a remote job from the U.S, but what jobs could I get in Korea with a master degree in psychology at a no-name school from the states? Also what would it be like for me as an immigrant to get a "green card" or become a resident/citizen? Please share your knowledge with me, thank you!

I am searching for a very affordable college in CA somewhere around 10k-30k for full tuition costs, 2 year program for a Masters Degree in Pschology/Counseling with the purpose of getting my LPC or LMFT license in the future. Ideally I would like an online course but may consider a hybrid course depending on the location. I would also like a school that is either near the San Fransisco, LA or San Diego area if it is hybrid or in person. I am a resident so out of state is not a concern for me. Thank you in advance!