Diginoair is a company located in Songpa-gu, Seoul, that provides settlement support and digital information services for foreigners in Korea. It offers practical settlement guides and decision-making solutions for foreigners, digital nomads, and global entrepreneurs who wish to stay or work remotely in Korea.
DIGINOAIR provides remote living and working solutions in Korea, helping digital nomads, entrepreneurs, and remote work teams find a base in Korea without stress.
Business Areas
Foreigner Settlement Support in Korea: Support services that provide structured information on housing, systems, and daily settlement necessary for creating a living and remote working environment in Korea.
Digital Information and Remote Decision-Making Solutions: Self-guided library based on its own customer portal and remote review support services for key decisions.
Main Products
Essential Package: A service that provides a self-guided digital library and checklist for 6 core areas necessary for setting up life in Korea.
Explorer Package: A package that provides customized review and support processes for priority decisions during the settlement process, along with a digital library.
My DIGINOAIR: A customer-exclusive portal platform that supports guide downloads, order management, onboarding, and document exchange.
Key Features
Practical Content Based on Actual Settlement Experience: Provides structured information that is practically needed from a foreigner's perspective, based on the founder's direct experience of moving to Korea.
Transparent and Systematic Support Stages: Reduces the fatigue of simple search-based information exploration and supports highly reliable decision-making through clearly defined packages.
Specialized for Remote Workers and Global Talent: Provides solutions for living infrastructure and establishing a base optimized for actual residence and remote work, not just tourism.
💡 A word from JOBPLOY
Diginoair provides services to support the settlement of foreigners and remote workers moving to Korea, so multilingual communication skills and an understanding of Korea's daily life and administrative systems are important. Due to the nature of a small organization, autonomous work performance and customer-oriented communication skills are advantageous for adapting to the job.
