Korean Job Discussion Forums

[donnie_m]

Hello All,

How have some of you gone about getting the mail you receive back home in the States forwarded to your residence in Korea? I've already looked into some of the international mail forwarding services available online, and on average they charge a yearly rate of $150-200 to sign up for the service in addition to the mailing and postage fees you have to pay each time to have your mail forwarded according to a schedule you choose. That's way beyond what I'm willing to pay for mail forwarding, and I really only need to receive select mail I receive pertaining to my student loans, etc. So besides paying for an external service, how creative have some of you been when it comes to having your mail forwarded overseas?

Thanks!

[plattwaz]

Have your address changed to a trusted friend/family member, and when important things come, have them send it on to you.