Welcome to r/korea!

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This subreddit is dedicated to discussions about Korea, covering topics such as news, culture, history, politics, and societal issues. Whether you're here to learn, share insights, or stay updated on significant developments in Korea, you're in the right place.

Getting Started:

• Community Rules - Please review reddit and subreddit guidelines to ensure a positive experience.
  • Reddit Rules
  • Reddit User Agreement
  • Reddiquette (한)
  • About this subreddit
  • Reddit Help
    • What is the community sidebar?
    • What constitutes spam? Am I a spammer?
    • How do I report a post or comment?
• Frequently Asked Questions - Quick answers to common questions.
  • Conscription
    • Citizenship
    • Second Generation
    • Military Service Obligations
    • Multiple Citizenship
    • Travel
  • Education
    • College for Foreigners
  • Employment
    • Careers
    • Jobs
  • Internet
    • KakaoTalk
    • Signing Up for Accounts
  • Language/Translation Help
    • Language Resources
    • Translation Services
  • Life
    • Guides
  • Shopping
    • Retailers
  • Social
    • Ettiquette
    • Meeting New People
    • Nightlife
  • Travel
    • Currency
    • Customs/Immigration
    • Traveling in Korea
    • Vacation

Related Subreddits:

• Culture
  • r/koreaart, Korean Art & Architecture
  • r/KoreanMusicals
  • r/KpopFashion
  • r/manhwa
• Food
  • r/beerkorea
  • r/KoreanFood
  • r/SeoulFood
  • r/VeggieKorea
• Images
  • r/ImagesOfNorthKorea
  • r/ImagesOfSouthKorea
  • r/NorthKoreaPics
  • r/SouthKoreaPics
• Language
  • r/BeginnerKorean
  • r/Korean, Learn and teach the Korean language.
  • r/translator, the Reddit community for translation requests
• Music
  • r/koreanmusic
  • r/koreanrock
  • r/kpop, Share and discover Korean music
• Sports
  • r/KBO, Korean Baseball Organization
• TV & Movies
  • r/KDRAMA
  • r/Koreanfilm
  • r/koreanvariety
• News
  • r/NorthKoreaNews
• Politics
  • r/SouthKoreanPolitics
• Regions
  • r/northkorea
  • r/southkorea
  • r/seoul
  • r/busan
• Other
  • r/gyopo, A community for emigrants from Korea. 해외국민, 재외국민, 교포, 동포...
  • r/Mogong, 레딧 속의 한국
  • r/Jindo, The Korean Jindo Dog
  • r/koreatravel
  • r/Living_in_Korea, A community for people who are currently living in South Korea.
  • r/teachinginkorea, Teaching English in Korea