Moving to New Hampshire from South Korea
What to Expect
Considering a move from South Korea to New Hampshire? Here's how the two compare on cost, climate, safety, and more.
If you moved from South Korea to New Hampshire, you would find that New Hampshire is 93.7% more expensive than South Korea overall. A ₩114,697,500 salary in South Korea would need to be roughly $105,667 in New Hampshire to maintain the same lifestyle, and you’d need to navigate life in English.
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A breakdown of how everyday costs differ between South Korea and New Hampshire.
What does your salary buy?
₩114,697,500 → $105,667
To maintain the same standard of living in New Hampshire
Calculate with your salary →How key spending categories compare
Restaurants
pay 2.3 times more
Groceries
pay 0.6% more
Transportation
pay 29.7% more
Housing
pay 3.1 times more
Childcare
pay 3.0 times more
Entertainment and Sports
pay 86.5% more
Data: MyLifeElsewhere's crowdsourced cost of living database, with prices submitted and updated by users worldwide. Exchange rates are refreshed regularly from public sources.
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Who Else Is Making This Move?
What the data shows about people moving from South Korea to New Hampshire.
people moved from South Korea to United States · OECD (latest data available)
Who's moving to United States?
Top countries of origin for United States's foreign-born residents.
- 10,853,105
- 2,723,764
- 2,184,110
- 2,061,178
- 1,829,251
- 1,410,659
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11.1,038,778
South Korea
Key Indicator Comparison
The numbers behind daily life in New Hampshire compared to South Korea.
How's the healthcare?
share of adults with obesity
South Korea performs better than New Hampshire across all health & wellbeing metrics.
Will I have good infrastructure?
share of households with internet
South Korea performs better than New Hampshire across all infrastructure metrics.
What are the job prospects?
percentage of the labour force without work
a broad measure of economic output per person
share of people below the poverty line
New Hampshire generally does better on employment & economy, though South Korea leads in unemployment rate.
Is it good for families?
average years of life at birth
South Korea performs better than New Hampshire across all family life metrics.
Data: The World Factbook
What's the Climate Like?
Monthly averages — select a city to compare.
Avg. annual high / low
Avg. annual high / low
| Months | Seoul | Concord |
|---|---|---|
| Jan–Mar | 43°/28°F (6°/-2°C) | 37°/15°F (2°/-9°C) |
| Apr–Jun | 73°/56°F (23°/13°C) | 68°/43°F (20°/6°C) |
| Jul–Sep | 83°/70°F (28°/21°C) | 79°/54°F (26°/12°C) |
| Oct–Dec | 54°/38°F (12°/4°C) | 48°/27°F (9°/-3°C) |
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| Month | Seoul | Concord |
|---|---|---|
| Jan | 36°/22°F (2.1°/-5.5°C) | 31°/10°F (-0.7°/-12.0°C) |
| Feb | 41°/26°F (5.1°/-3.2°C) | 35°/14°F (1.6°/-10.1°C) |
| Mar | 52°/35°F (11.0°/1.9°C) | 44°/22°F (6.6°/-5.3°C) |
| Apr | 64°/46°F (17.9°/8.0°C) | 57°/33°F (14.1°/0.4°C) |
| May | 74°/56°F (23.6°/13.5°C) | 69°/43°F (20.5°/5.9°C) |
| Jun | 82°/66°F (27.6°/18.7°C) | 77°/53°F (25.2°/11.4°C) |
| Jul | 84°/72°F (29.0°/22.3°C) | 82°/58°F (27.9°/14.3°C) |
| Aug | 86°/73°F (30.0°/22.9°C) | 81°/56°F (27.2°/13.4°C) |
| Sep | 79°/64°F (26.2°/17.7°C) | 73°/47°F (22.6°/8.6°C) |
| Oct | 68°/51°F (20.2°/10.6°C) | 60°/36°F (15.8°/2.1°C) |
| Nov | 53°/38°F (11.9°/3.5°C) | 48°/28°F (9.1°/-2.1°C) |
| Dec | 40°/26°F (4.2°/-3.4°C) | 36°/17°F (2.4°/-8.2°C) |
Data:
Korea Meteorological Administration,
National Weather Service
Visitor Visa Requirements
Short-stay tourist visa rules between South Korea and United States. To live, work, or study long-term in United States, you'll need a separate residence or work visa — check United States's immigration authority.
South Korea passport holder visiting United States
Electronic Travel Authorisation
United States passport holder visiting South Korea
Visa FreeData: Henley Passport Index. Check with the destination country's embassy for the most current requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it cheaper to live in New Hampshire than South Korea?
On average New Hampshire is around 41% pricier than South Korea, with notable variation by city.
How much money do I need to move to New Hampshire?
Budget about $26,417 for 3 months in New Hampshire (based on a ₩114,697,500 comparable annual salary), then add the one-off costs: flights, shipping, a rental deposit, and visa fees.
Can I work remotely from New Hampshire?
From major New Hampshire cities the network usually holds up. Visa rules, your employer's stance on overseas employees, and tax residency in South Korea and New Hampshire are what actually decide it long-term.
How is healthcare in New Hampshire compared to South Korea?
South Korea performs better than New Hampshire across all health & wellbeing metrics.
What's the weather like in New Hampshire compared to South Korea?
The average high temperature in Concord is 58°F, compared to 63°F in Seoul. Concord receives around 40.6 in of rainfall per year, while Seoul gets 55.8 in.
What language do they speak in New Hampshire?
The official language in New Hampshire is English. In South Korea, the official language is Korean.
