South African Woman Migrates to Korea, TikTok Video of New Apartment After Epic Move Impresses Many

South African Woman Migrates to Korea, TikTok Video of New Apartment After Epic Move Impresses Many

  • One woman shared a video of how she managed to relocate to Korea without a hitch after securing a job
  • The professional teacher documented her long journey until she reached her new living space in the Asian country
  • Peeps who want to work overseas saw what they could expect, a professional who has been in China for nearly five years spoke to Briefly News to share her tips

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A South African looking for a well-paying career moved continents away. The lady made an entertaining video of her flights to Korea.

TikTok video of South African moving to Korea
A South African on TikTok posted her move to Korea, and many enjoyed her vlog. Image: @phushymajola
Source: TikTok

Many people enjoyed the video, and it got over 1 500 likes. Online users also commented on the video and expressed their envy over her new-found employment.

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A TikToker @phushymajola, documented her move from South Africa to Korea. The lady captured everything, from her flight to her apartment. Watch the video below to see the process.

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South African teacher in China shares tips for working abroad

An educator based in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, with nearly five years of experience as an English teacher abroad spoke to Briefly News. The lady, who wished to remain unnamed, told Briefly News about the biggest challenges and tips she'd give to others who want to work overseas.

The ESL teacher explained that the most challenging adjustment for her was language, food and the cultural barrier. She also highlighted that anything can happen, and one must take extra precautions to make it easy for loved ones to locate. The expat advised:

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"Contact home regularly and Give your family every bit of information such as your address, work contacts and friends' contacts. This is in case you get sick or disappear, so they know how to find you. They can give this information to the embassy."

Teacher hopefuls admire a woman's journey to Korea

Online users love to see details of others' careers. This lady gave others hope that they could also succeed overseas. Many said that they were also in the process of relocating to Korea and that the video was a much-needed encouragement. Read their comments below:

Miss L said:

"I see myself in this. Congratulations sisi."

Auxy added:

"Congratulations. September it will be my turn."

jazzyvixen commented:

"I just started my documents process. I am so excited for you. Can't wait to land nami."

@thapsiie27 wrote:

"Girl you are living my dream."

MissAvela was inspired:

"Ohw marn you guys you keep me going in document process. Fly sis Fly."

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Woman living overseas flexes, saving more money than what she earned in Mzansi

Briefly News previously reported that a teacher who went abroad to South Korea to teach English is trending on social media. The young lady known as @AndiswaOptimisticF on TikTokTok uploaded the post about her financial situation.

The video has been trending and has close to 90 000 views and over 7 000 likes.

The lady is seen dancing to music in her bed after calculating that she earned way more in South Korea than in her home country.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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