Why do they live in Korea?

1. Korean War (1950-1953): Many Americans served in the military during the Korean War and stayed in South Korea after the war ended.

2. Korean economy: The development of Korea's economy has provided good job opportunities, attracting expatriates, including Americans, for better work opportunities and lifestyle

Economic reasons:

1. Job opportunities: The South Korean economy is strong and continues to attract foreign workers, including Americans, to work in various industries such as tech, finance, education, etc.

2. English teaching:Teaching English can offer attractive working hours, pay conditions

Personal reasons:

1. Love & family relationship: Some Americans move to Korea because of a marriage with a Korean national or a long-term relationship/partnership with a Korean person that leads to long-term plans, like family and life

2. Lifestyle and experience: Korea offers vibrant, modern cities alongside rich traditional aspects such as food, history, nature which provide an interesting experience for a foreign resident

3. Education: Seoul and other Korean cities feature several international schools teaching under western curriculum, making Korea also an option for parents seeking international curriculum schools.