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Korea Encourages Younger Digital Nomads to Live Outside Seoul
Korea's digital nomad visa stopped being a pilot on June 30. The F-1-D, also called the workation visa, now runs as a permanent program with a maximum stay of three years instead of two, and with an income requirement that changes depending on how old you are and where in the country you plan to live.
Busan's Foreign Visitor Numbers Jumped 40 Percent in 2026
Busan recorded 1,936,572 international visitors between January and May 2026, a 40 percent increase over the same five months of 2025. The national growth rate over that period was 21 percent, so the city grew at roughly double the country's pace, and it did so without counting the crowds that arrived in June for the BTS concert at Busan Asiad Main Stadium.
The city's full-year record, set in 2025, was 3,643,439 visitors. Busan passed half that total in five months.
Tremors of Japan earthquake felt in parts of Korea: authorities - The Korea Times
'The building shook': Quake off Japan startles residents, workers in southern Korea - Korea JoongAng Daily
Turkey to host UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Istanbul next year - Yonhap News Agency
Busan World Heritage Meeting Adds 25 New Sites, Closes on the 29th - Seoul Economic Daily
Magnitude 7.1 earthquake hits Kumamoto in Japan, with tremors felt in Busan - Korea JoongAng Daily
Tremor of Japan earthquake felt in parts of Korea: authorities - The Korea Times
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