I really share your sentiment, I've been going through the same thing and I live in Seoul too. I was working at a startup, got accepted to a startup accelerato

I really share your sentiment, I've been going through the same thing and I live in Seoul too. I was working at a startup, got accepted to a startup accelerator and cannot afford to participate as it's overseas. Have to work remotely and move back to my country. Sold all of our furniture as we couldn't pay the rent (wife + baby). I have applied to companies in my home country (Australia), and have interviews set up. This might be the way to go for you. Jobs in SK are really tough if you are not fluent in Korean. Keep your head up high, things will work out!