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Introduction to Legal Nomad

 Welcome to Legal Nomad! 

As an expat in Korea that recently began working at a law firm in Seoul, Legal Nomad was created after realizing the benefits of having a platform focused on sharing expat experiences related to legal services and living in Korea. As a foreigner, this blog could serve as a tool for gaining accurate and informative knowledge about how foreigners can receive support on legal matters and adapt to life in Korea while being confident about where to turn for legal advice!

So what can you, as a reader, expect from this blog? The blog aims to gather and share what I have found most helpful over the course of this year that I have lived and worked in Korea. The hope is that it will be a platform where people from all over the world can come together to discuss experiences, challenges, and legal topics. Using my experiences, I will be sharing tips, advice, and information while documenting my journey!

Let’s learn from our experiences together and gain the tools to understand the legal landscape as foreigners so that our rights can be prioritized and upheld!

/The Legal Nomad




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