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	Do I need an international drivers licence?
	Can I buy a motor cycle, car or scooter?
	Is there public transportation?

Do I need an international drivers licence?

Yes, in order to drive legally in South Korea while teaching abroad,you must have an international drivers licence. Contact your local licensing office or CAA for details on how to do this while international teaching in Korea as it may vary from country to country.

Can I buy a motor cycle, car or scooter?

Yes, in fact many English teachers purchase a vehicle but be aware! Driving in Korea can be a little chaotic and rules of the road are very different. If you do decide to go this route, please make sure that you are extremely careful. However, most English teachers do not need to drive, as buses, subways, and taxis are very efficient and affordable.

Is there public transportation?

Many, many Koreans take public transportation. It is cheap, quick and readily available. The same applies to taxis.

Korean Airport Info:

Incheon International Airport Corp.

Korean Train Info:

Korea Train eXpress

Korean Subway Info:

Seoul Metro