What's the living cost of South Korea per year,If I want to study there?
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The rent for apartments in Korea is around $300-$500 per month depending on the size and the location.  The utilities (gas, water and electricity) cost around $100-$300 per month.  Usually in the higher range during winter.  A decent meal costs about $5-$10 but it could be as low as $2 if you eat in the school cafeteria.  Let's just say you spend $10 a day for food so that's $300 a month.  Add another $150 for you travel expenses (bus, subway, taxi).  Lastly, $50 for miscellaneous (paper, eraser, etc.)You need around $900-$1300 per month and that's around $10,800 - $15,600 per year.
1180885
That sounds like fun. I wish I would have done studying abroad. The pay rate over there is probably the same as here relative to living cost. Hypothetically, if it costs $500/mo for rent over here, you would get paid like $10/hr or something. Over there, let's say it costs $300/mo and you get paid $7/hr.
226030
most likely you do. but just in case check with either your embassy or south korea's..
30189
Yuo should go the college yoiur interested in, and if they accept you they'll fill out an INS form, it's called a petition, so youi can go to a U.S. Consulate outside the U.S. and pay 100 bucks per year, with a valid passport and take all your social economics papers and they'll give yoiu a visa if you qualify...
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There are many English instructed master programs in Germany and Sweden. There are a few undergraduate programs (bachelor degree) in English too. Universities in these two countries don't usually charge tuition fees. But the cost of living is high. Take a look at the link below. \nI have also heard that in Malaysia and Singapore although universities do charge tuition fees the cost of living is not high. I would advise you to look for scholarships. Good luck.
582884
If in studies, you must work hard for it in order to get  distinctions. Campus life ?. Don't worry their staff are very friendly and willing to help you 24/7. Living expenses ? Depends in which city you're studying, if in metropolitan London, it would be higher and it would become higher during Christmas & Easter. Don't worry, being a UK student will gives you a bunch priviledges not only for your studies but for leisure too.
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depends on how long you are staying and why you are coming here.\n\n1. for working its normally enough to keep you going for one month which the embassy will set which is normally £300 - £500.\n\n2. As a student then you need to show you have enough saving to pay for the course & live off for the duration of your studies and you can supplyment it will part-time work. \n\nhope it helps
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First of all, I'm Korean and living in Korea. :)\n\nAnd, second of all, I have no idea how great Gwangju Univ. is.\n(I've heard some, but a lotta negative informations...)\n\nI'm living in Pusan and majoring in Pusan Natl. Univ.\n(Finest school in Korea)\n\nI want you to be in Pusan\n\nto study though, but it's your decision. :P\n\n\nOk, Enough of prologue...   :D\n\n\nAbout the city, Gwangju, is not developed much.\n\nThat's why you can see there so attractive, I think   :)\n\nok, about that "additional questions":\n\nNight life? Not worse than Seoul, Pusan...\n\nStreets are busy? Not also quite busy.\n\nBoring place? Maybe there is. but, there's lotta people.\n\nGwangju is not a small city. I think there's some fun things :)\n\nClimate? Normally, it's clear and warm. \n\nbut in summer, there's gonna be very very rainny place.\n\nHow expensive it is? Not high, not low. \n\nWell, big spending thing is "accomodation"... \n\nbut, you can solve this problem. \n\ncuz, you can join in your school's dorm. right?   :D\n\nDorm will take about....\n\n160,000 won TO 180,000 won per A MONTH.\n\n(It's very cheap for living. \n other place takes about 30,000 ~ 70,000 won per A DAY.)\n\n\n\nWell, I think that's it.\n\nI hope it helps you. :)\n\n\n\nIF you need more information or other questions you have,\n\nmail me. :)\n\n\nSee ya then
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I hope that you mean the prices or the fee to study medicine in europe.\n\nThe fees of the university is approx:-  6000-8000 usd (per year\n\nAnd the hostel usually will cost approx.:- 1500 - 3000 usd (per year)\n\nAnd food and other expenses is all depend on you economy of life.\n\nIf you need more details mail me, so i can understand what exactly do u need
840871
you took history because you like it. jobs?\ngovernement (military).\nunless you push to phd then there is little chance of employment.\nbut if what you have is a bachelors degree in history there is decent employment available. it's just not history.\ncome to korea and teach english. the pay and benifits equal that of american teachers. they don't care about what degree you have. they just require the degree. they will pay your way here and back. they will give you an apartment which they pay for. then they pay you enough that you can save $1000 a month.\nthey just want you. if you don't like kids then it won't work. but if you like children, then i promise you will be very happy because they will love you to death. no experience needed.
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With a master's degree, you can work in the local jr. college. Or, go to the local university and see if you can teach overseas for the summer.\n\n$14 an hour?? That's awful low with that kind of education!
746729
I assume you are inquiring about university level education.\nNo, it is not free, there are registration fees, class costs  and obligatory insurance to pay for but the cost is still nothing compared to that of American state funded universities.  I am sending two examples, to give you an idea. The first, at the Phonetics Institute, works out to 876 euros for the year and the second, an inscription at the Sorbonne Nouvelle, to 941 euros.
971083
depending on the grade level, around 20-40k a year
404671
Well that really depends, people over there get by with 150-200 /month but obviously this is not a very luxurious life. These people shop at the marketplace (not super makets) and never eat out...\n\nIf you want to live decently (like you are used to in the US) you would probably need about $300-$400 /month (including rent for a decent place)
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"Generally international students need about $ 7,000 to $ 12,000 for living expenses, including such things as rent, food, transport, entertainment, electricity, telephone, clothing etc. If your spouse is accompanying you, add about $ 5,000.- or if your child is coming add about $ 3,000. This does not include costs of purchasing a car or furniture."\n\n(Currency is Australian Dollars, and I think $AUD1.00 ~= $US0.72)
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I would say you can live fairly well with about USD1500 a month.
389266
about 3500 dollars a year