Totally agree with you about bringing pets! Even if you get your dog there for a good price, there’s no guarantee you’ll get them back home for a good price. Just look at how many pets get left there due to unforeseen circumstances.
About the animals, you don’t have to pay for them if you are command sponsor because that means you can go with the whole family. The only way they don’t let you bring your animals is if they are old meaning that they don’t allow them to flight for so many hours. I’m so confused about w, so many info in this video, being a military wife and being overseas already some info is confusing specially for those new ladies in the military
thank you so much for your support / devotion. without US army, South Korea should be in trouble all the time. I did serve my military service as a Katusa soldier back in 1999 in 2nd ID TDC. God bless you and your family!! Let's go together!!!!
Driving in Korea, even in Seoul, is nothing like NYC, and I can tell you this as someone who LIVED in NYC and Seoul. There actually are rules and most Koreans follow them. I don't know how many times you've driven in Korea, but you're exaggerating way too much. I gotta say, though, as a pedestrian, crossing a crosswalk without a sign is much more challenging in Korea than in the US because there's no stop sign. Cars don't yield to pedestrians. But if you're a driver yourself, then driving isn't that bad. I'd compare driving in Korea to driving in New Jersey along Route 1, which is not a pleasant place to drive and drivers tend to be quite aggressive. But it's NOTHING like there are no rules. You're talking as if you're driving in China or Vietnam. lol.
Hey Emilio! Sorry for the late reply on this, but there are definitely people who dog sit there. We did not take our dog to Korea with us so I don't know firsthand but I do remember seeing services offered like this from other military spouses on the Camp Humphreys Facebook pages.
@Melinda Revilla you can do it!! I think it was so worth it to go with him. Make sure to connect with me on Instagram, i'm happy to help if you do go there with your husband! My handle is @TaylorLeighGriffith
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Totally agree with you about bringing pets! Even if you get your dog there for a good price, there’s no guarantee you’ll get them back home for a good price. Just look at how many pets get left there due to unforeseen circumstances.
About the animals, you don’t have to pay for them if you are command sponsor because that means you can go with the whole family. The only way they don’t let you bring your animals is if they are old meaning that they don’t allow them to flight for so many hours. I’m so confused about w, so many info in this video, being a military wife and being overseas already some info is confusing specially for those new ladies in the military
thank you so much for your support / devotion. without US army, South Korea should be in trouble all the time. I did serve my military service as a Katusa soldier back in 1999 in 2nd ID TDC. God bless you and your family!! Let's go together!!!!
Hi Taylor! My family just found out we are PCSing to Humphreys. My husband is a pilot! Are you still there?
Can your military spouse live on base with you in South Korea?
Driving in Korea, even in Seoul, is nothing like NYC, and I can tell you this as someone who LIVED in NYC and Seoul. There actually are rules and most Koreans follow them. I don't know how many times you've driven in Korea, but you're exaggerating way too much. I gotta say, though, as a pedestrian, crossing a crosswalk without a sign is much more challenging in Korea than in the US because there's no stop sign. Cars don't yield to pedestrians. But if you're a driver yourself, then driving isn't that bad. I'd compare driving in Korea to driving in New Jersey along Route 1, which is not a pleasant place to drive and drivers tend to be quite aggressive. But it's NOTHING like there are no rules. You're talking as if you're driving in China or Vietnam. lol.
My wife and I may be PCSing to South Korea. If we did take our dog, are there services like Rover? Is it easy to find a dog sitter there ?
Hey Emilio! Sorry for the late reply on this, but there are definitely people who dog sit there. We did not take our dog to Korea with us so I don't know firsthand but I do remember seeing services offered like this from other military spouses on the Camp Humphreys Facebook pages.
Can you speak on cell phone services if you make a number 2?
Yes absolutely I can talk about that!
Are you still in Korea?
Thanks for the video it was helpful
you're so welcome, I'll definitely try to make a part 2!
Thinking to go over there with my husband. I am a little bit nervous! 😬
Make sure to connect with me on Instagram, i'm happy to help if you do go there with your husband! My handle is @TaylorLeighGriffith
@Melinda Revilla you can do it!! I think it was so worth it to go with him. Make sure to connect with me on Instagram, i'm happy to help if you do go there with your husband! My handle is @TaylorLeighGriffith
Does your husband get a follow on / BOP after Korea?
If you're there just for a year you can't have a vehicle...But thank you for all the advice 😊.
Unless you get ETP signed by a COL
That is not true for officers. We were allowed a vehicle without an ETP. For enlisted, no vehicles.
do home work ahead of time. reach out to sponsor, if weak seek new one
link to pet shipping?
Can you post the link for the pet info plz and thx
Here's a Facebook page that might help answer questions about bringing pets! facebook.com/groups/flyingpetskorea/
I like a part 2
cctv is deadass EVERYWHERE
hahah it REALLY is everywhere!!