I am a photographer, 20 years old, a minority, from the southwest of China, and I want to go to Korea to find a job in photography. What documents do you need? Take it down together, please. ...

If you are in Singapore, you'd better have a local unit to accept you before you go, otherwise it will be very troublesome to find it yourself, or you can go to the school there first, but there are restrictions on local students' working. If expenses are involved, the main expenses in Singapore will fly a few big pieces. 1 is the intermediary. It is recommended to find a more formal intermediary, because there are many frauds. A formal intermediary can go through the relevant procedures for going abroad for you, and will help you find a good guarantee and meet in the local area. 2. Accommodation. In the early years, when I went, student accommodation was generally shared or rented in the landlord's house, which saved money. Rent for at least three months and pay a one-month deposit, which is similar to that in China. Need to be reminded that it is hot there, so be sure to choose a place with air conditioning or bring a small fan. There is also the need to change clothes and take a bath every day, because you will sweat when you go out. Before renting a house, ask whether the utilities are included. 3. Don't worry about food and clothing. Some landlords do not allow tenants to open fire, so they have to go to Bazaar near the rented house to buy food, but it is not expensive. They can eat enough for 3 Singapore dollars, but it depends on what they eat. Ok, if students go, there is a student discount by taking the bus and subway. It's best to take fewer taxis, where renting is very expensive. I haven't thought of anyone else for the time being

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