Keasy

Moving to Korea means a hundred small problems nobody warns you about. Which visa you need. How to open a bank account without a phone number, and a phone number without a bank account. Whether that apartment deposit is normal. Keasy is the app we wish we had. GUIDES THAT ANSWER THE ACTUAL QUESTION Clear English guides to the things that actually block you: the alien registration card (ARC) and immigration appointments, student visas like D-2 and D-4, work visas like E-7 and the E-2 hagwon route, the F-6 marriage visa, national health insurance, opening a bank account, jeonse and wolse rental deposits, taxes, and getting around by subway, bus and KTX. Written by people who went through it, not translated from a government PDF. JOBS NEAR YOU Listings gathered from Korean job boards alongside our own, filtered for roles that actually accept foreign applicants, and sorted by distance from where you are. Tap any address to open it straight in Naver Map. Teaching, engineering, service and office roles in Seoul, Busan, Daejeon, Incheon, Daegu and beyond. NEARBY, AND OPEN RIGHT NOW A directory of clinics, hospitals, restaurants, salons, gyms and services worth knowing, showing whether each one is open at this moment, the nearest subway station, walking directions and which payment methods they take. Useful on the day you need a doctor and cannot read the sign. COMMUNITIES Rooms for your city, your university and your situation. Ask the question you are embarrassed to ask: how to pay a utility bill, what to do when your landlord will not return the deposit, where to find your own food. Someone here has already asked it. PHONE PLANS AND INTERNET, EXPLAINED Compare Korean mobile providers and monthly costs in English, including prepaid SIM options and home wifi, then talk to a real person instead of guessing at a contract you cannot read. KEASY AI Ask anything about life in Korea and get an answer in seconds, in your language. WHO IT IS FOR International students, English teachers, engineers on a work visa, spouses on F-6, gyopo returning to Korea, and anyone who has just landed at Incheon with a suitcase and no idea what comes next. Keasy is free to use. Built by Montem Flumen Inc., a company founded by international students who arrived with exactly the questions you have now.