Cory And Katy

Yes that’s right, I think we are all done with our required paperwork to live/work in Korea. Katy got an E-2 visa, and I got a F-3 visa. It was pretty easy and straight forward to get them, we were just waiting on Katy’s contract from Epik so she could get her E-2 visa. We were really stressing out because Epik made it real clear to not show up to orientation on the 19th without a visa. The Korean Consulate in Chicago is pretty speedy about things, especially since we walked the paperwork in and picked it up in person. We really didn’t have any time for hiccups. Once we get to Korea, I will have to change my visa to an F-2 status, or a Dependents visa so that I can work. I think Katy has to register with the Vaccination office and then I can get my visa status changed. I have also been looking into getting a Korean Ham Radio License, I just have to remember to bring my US Amateur Radio License with me. Anyway, time to hang out with some friends…..only 4 days left! Cheers!