South Korea is the best place for digital nomad work [4 recommended free spots] with cafes, work spaces, co-working and concessions

Hi, I’m Taito, a round-the-world traveler.
I am traveling around the world, working remotely in various places.

This time, I would like to talk about a new hot destination for dogital nomad workers, South Korea.

Why Korea is the Best Place for Nomadic Work

Excellent Infrastructure

Korea has some of the fastest internet in the world, and Wi-Fi is often available in public places. This environment is ideal for the stability and speed of the Internet needed for remote work.

Convenient Transportation System

Korea’s urban areas have a very well-developed public transportation system, with buses and subways making it easy to get around. There are also convenient means of transportation for domestic travel, including the bullet train.

Free coworking spaces are plentiful.

Korea has a wide variety of free coworking spaces. In Seoul in particular, there are many public spaces where you can use Wi-Fi and power for free. There, many nomadic workers and students open their PCs and concentrate on their work or study.

Recommended 4 spots

No.1 Seoul Startup Hub Coworking

This one is free for anyone to use and has a huge space, even larger than Google’s space.
The Wi-Fi is also a blast and there is a break area.

WiFiDownloads:89mbps
CapacityEstimated 200+ seats
PriceFree
StationGongdeok Station
Address21 Baekbeom-ro 31-gil, Gongdeok-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea
HoursOpen:9am – 9pm
Close:Sat & Sun
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/seoul_startup_hub/
OthersConvenience store
Cafeteria
Cafe
Smoking area
Semi-private rooms

No.2 Google Campus Seoul

All seats have power outlets, and anyone can use this coworking space if they register as a free member.
The atmosphere is multinational and very nice, so you can concentrate on your work.

WiFiDownload: 59mbs
Capacity60+ seats
PriceFree
StationSamseong Station
AddressB2 Autoway Tower, 417 Yeongdong-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea
HoursMonday to Friday 9am–9pm
Saturday 9am–5pm
Closed on national holidays
(Reception: Monday to Friday 9am–6pm)
URLhttps://www.campus.co/seoul/
OthersFree coffee
3 private rooms
Cafeteria

No.3 Mapo Lifelong Learning Center

Wi-Fi and electrical outlets are available and free for everyone to use.
This is a very quiet area and may not be suitable for those who do MTG.

No.4 STARFIELD LIBRARY

Pyolmadang Library is located in COEX, one of the biggest and most famous shopping malls in Korea.

It is crowded and bustling, but it is equipped with electrical outlets Wi-Fi.
There are many books, so it is especially recommended for those who like to read.
(No take-out allowed)

Capacity10+
PriceFree
StationSamseong Station
AddressStarfield COEX Mall B1, 513, Yeongdong-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Hours10:30am~10:00pm
OthersLocated in the middle of COEX Central Plaza

Key points to make your life in nomadic work easier

Understanding the culture and language

Korean is basically spoken in Korea. Although some people can understand some English, it is useful to learn basic Korean phrases.

Understanding Local Rules and Manners

Korea has its own unique manners and rules. It is important to understand and respect local culture and customs when staying in Korea for an extended period of time.

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