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Personally I think $30k in Korea is worth $250k in the Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy 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 Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy 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.

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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 Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy 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 Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy 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 Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy 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 Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy 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 Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy 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.
I meet so many educated professionals here that don’t believe that as an American I can’t just go slide into a high paying Google job. They think they’re just handed out like candy or something. They have a Hollywood fantasy about America. Their boomer parents and grandparents tell them how great America is, back in the Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy this 70s and 80s, it was so better, now it’s not really better. A college grad from an unknown regional university can expect to get a job at Applebee’s. Lifestyle > money in my opinion. Just my experience but I have way more free time working in Korea than I did back home, a 45+ hour week on my feet from 5am vs a ~30 hour week sat down most of the time. Things in my personal/home life also played a part when I was making the decision to move. There are more important things other than money – yeah money is important but it means nothing if I would living miserably as a result. I got really lucky, my workplace is bearable and actually fun at times, while back home I dreaded everyday of my life. I get paid less, but the work I do is probably proportionate to the money I earn (while back home I was working my ass off for still quite low pay) I’m from the USA and I don’t believe anyone has said this here yet, but my wife and I moved to Korea a few years ago because I literally didn’t feel like she was safe even walking our dog. America already had a lot of problems, but Donald Trump turned America into an even more hateful, racist, and violent place, where I was scared that my Korean-American wife would get violently assaulted just going outside – as many Asian Americans did when COVID hit. I personally made the decision to leave my significantly better paying job in exchange for knowing my family would be safe.
I talked to my wife about it, we sold everything, and left. I absolutely love Korea and I do not regret my decision for a minute. My new job as an English teacher is significantly harder, but I never have to worry about my wife’s safety. That alone is the Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy this only payment I will ever need. American here. You are so right about Trump unleashing the hatred. This country has changed so much, we’re so divided. I’m thinking of retiring to Korea (or Japan) just to have some peace in my life. Living here is very stressful and depressing. I am not a money-centered person but how can I not notice it after seeing the difference between the average pay in Korea and the States? but you completely are ignoring every other factor. where does the US pay more? silicon valley? its like 5 million won a month in rent for a 1 room lol in those parts.
Not every country is as rich as the Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy this US, so when you say “foreigners” you might be under the wrong impression. Wages are very high in the US but I’m from the UK and you might think it’s better there but I honestly think I’m financially better off here now. UK economy and wages stagnated for last 15 years and in Korea I don’t pay as much as I would in tax and other outgoings there. In fact, Korea’s GDP per capita (ppp) is basically the same as the UK’s now and may surpass it. I might have more potential in the UK but I also think I have a better quality of life in Korea. Korea is not a third-world country. I work in tech, and the salary is only slightly lower or about the same as I would get in the US. I don’t understand why Koreans still view Korea so poorly. One overseas Korean thought the salary was the same as India, and he was shocked to hear that developers make 150m to 200m a year.
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That said, I am returning to the Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy this US after 6.5 years cause I have grown tired of living here and I’m going back to a higher paying job Gross pay- yes. Net pay – nope. Taxes and health insurance alone keep me away from the states compared to South Korea. Easiest way of putting it- cost of living is dirt cheap in comparison. Money isn’t everything. I have a friend who makes roughly 100k a year and she lives alone in a nice apartment. She’s very unhappy with her job. I make way less money & I am very happy with my job. I teach. I got lucky & found one of those places where I only work 4 days a week, get a decent amount of vacation days, and work limited hours. For me, free time was more important, so that was my goal when looking for a job.
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Because sometimes it is not just all about the Santa griddy dance Christmas shirt What’s more,I will buy this money. I could be getting paid way more in my home country Luxemburg, but I would choose the country I moved to any day of the week even though the pay is mostly garbage. So I’m not very interested in living in Korea however I did live in Japan for a while and can offer my 2 cents. I think many people in general would rather make less money if they lived in a place that made them happier. The happier you are, the less money you need. I was happy because I had great public transit, I didn’t have to deal with a lot of the issues my country has (grass is greener on the other side), and overall I was eating and living better. My country may have been “richer” but the cost of living is also higher.

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