Hi, I have been living and working in Korea for just under 3 years. I brought 3 copies with me. I have only 1 left now. Also, make sure you bring your actual degree. They have been cracking down on illegals, and they want to see the actual diploma at immigration. Every foreign teacher in the country has to present their degree to immigration by the end of December 2005. If your from Canada or you have a degree that is written in Latin, make sure you bring an English copy. They didn't believe my friends degree was real because it was written in Latin. Have fun, and if you can, find a public school. You will work less hours and get a little more respect.