Legality of "volunteering" for room & board (and language class) in South Korea?
This hostel offers bed, food, and language class in return for work. In USA and other countries, this requires a working visa. In Spain it is legal.¹ How is it in South Korea?
The website is an aggregator. The hostel's own website is merely a blog full of testimonials with a pointer to a Korean language Facebook page for more info.
¹Or seems to be, because the police don't do anything to stop it.
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