| Provider | Seoul Global Center |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Foreign residents who have settled in Seoul and are building a career or preparing to start a business in Korea |
| Application period | Nov 9, 2026 (Mon) 00:00 ~ Nov 16, 2026 (Mon) 23:50 · First come, first served |
| Deadline | until Nov 16, 2026 (Mon) 23:50 |
| Event / course dates | Nov 20, 2026 (Fri) 14:00–17:00 · Seoul Global Center, Room 402 |
| Cost | Free of charge (no course fee) |
| How to apply | Apply through a Google Form. Please check the original notice for the application address. |
| Region | Support region: see notice (Organization located in: Seoul) |
| Format | In person |
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Seoul Global Center is holding a workshop for foreign residents called "Take Root in Seoul." It covers everyday information such as housing, using banks, health insurance, and taxes. Participants also learn about the Korean job market, networking strategies, and how to communicate their strengths. The workshop also looks at the startup ecosystem, the startup visa, and business opportunities, and includes talks on real job and startup experiences. The workshop is conducted in English.
The workshop is for foreign residents who are settling in Seoul and building a career or preparing to start a business in Korea. Examples include foreigners preparing to find a job in Korea, foreign professionals looking for new career opportunities, prospective entrepreneurs preparing to start a startup or set up a business, and foreign residents looking for the information and personal networks they need to settle in.
The workshop is free of charge, and the capacity is 15 participants. The facilitator is Laura Valls Álvarez, co-founder of LV Global, who is introduced as an expert who has lived in Korea for 17 years and built a business there.
The application period is from 00:00 on November 9, 2026 to 23:50 on November 16. Applications are submitted through a Google Form. Please check the original notice for the application address. The workshop will be held from 14:00 to 17:00 on November 20, 2026 in Room 402 of Seoul Global Center. Participants are not selected on a first come, first served basis. They are selected after an overall review of factors such as motivation to participate and fit with the program. Selected participants are scheduled to be notified individually on November 16.
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Per the original notice, the application deadline is Nov 16, 2026 (Mon) 23:50.
Per the original notice: Foreign residents who have settled in Seoul and are building a career or preparing to start a business in Korea
Per the original notice: Free of charge (no course fee)
Per the original notice: Apply through a Google Form. Please check the original notice for the application address.
Per the original notice: In person · Seoul Global Center, Room 402
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Provider: Seoul Global Center
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