Senior Leader Quarters | Camp Humphreys Korea Housing | Military Housing 

Heck yes. Thanks for the feedback.

Ray! Thanks for saying hi. I'm happy to share lessons learned.

Wooo! You made my day. That is the very reason I made these videos. Thanks loads for sharing your comment.

@@erinmcshane4859 what's the current gym situation??

Gyms are fully open

Game changer.

Thanks! Glad it helped you

Nice. Have a safe trip over here!

Erin McShane why do you recommend a SFAS as phone service or puck?

I am not familiar with those. I also went looking for puck and SFAS Korean phone services on Google and nothing came up.

You're welcome! Living Room 17'x13' Bedroom 12.5'x12' Kitchen 11.5'x8' Bathroom 12'x3.5' plus sink area and tub Entryway 7.5'x5.5'

@@erinmcshane4859 thank you so much!

It is usually scheduled to take 2 months. With COVID, I believe it takes HHG more like 3 months.

Thank you! 🇺🇸

Full size bed, saying that with 80% confidence. Yes, they can take just the mattress away. Smart thinking.

You’re very welcome. This is where it all started. This video I’d wanted before Korea.

You can decide days/weeks/months later. The day I moved in, there was no bed, so I asked for a same day delivery. Much later, I asked for furniture to be removed as part of my one-time authorized furniture removal. I chose not to bring my dresser because there was one already here. Looking back, I would have liked to have had mine (drawers don't stick and it looks nicer). It would not have put me over the weight allowance.

@Rk conn , I am delighted to hear they’ve been helpful for you and the little ones! I don’t have a video... yet. I’ll see if I can snag one :)

@@erinmcshane4859 That is great! I think the neighborhood is Red Cloud or something! Would love to follow your travels on IG or FB. Do you have public pages?

Thank you 😊

Yes, as long as you are not an aviator, PX and commissary are walking distance. A bit of a longer walking distance, depending on your specific SLQ. Be prepared for about .5 to 1 mile walks.

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Depends on the occupancy rate (OR) or how full the on post housing is. The housing office controls that number and tells you whether or not you're approved to live off post. 95% or higher and you're given the option to live off post. If you get here before the wave of post-stop/move PCSers, you'll likely be forced to live on post. If after, you may have a better chance. if you have a friend here who offers you a place to live for a while, you can wait out the OR rate.

Nice. I'm working on a video for phone plans and general things to know about Humphreys before arriving. Let me know if you have other video suggestions that may be helpful for you and others.

Found some information that said it is a Full size bed.

Confirmed. Full size.

Yes! Here's the measurements I used when installing my curtains: Floor to Ceiling: 106.5" Floor to top of Window Box: 91.8" Width of Window Box: 68.7" Ikea Curtains: 98", 98.5", 118"

@@erinmcshane4859 Thanks a bunch. I'm thinking of going with a 54 or 60 inch curtains, which according to my back woods math should be long enough. ;-)

I don't remember the size, but I do remember getting blackout 'curtains' from the PX. It turned out to be just one panel. I turned the thing sideways and used command hooks to attach it. That was when I learned that blackout curtains were a game-changer.

@@erinmcshane4859 Those and a good noise cancelling headset are essential items in my mind. Price is irrelevant. :-)

@@erinmcshane4859 Following up to this message! I was assigned an east facing room and with the security/parking lot lights never allowing it to get really dark in the evenings and the rising sun blasting through the thin blinds, the blackout curtains have made all of the difference! Thanks again for the suggestion and tips on how to hang them.

That sounds good

Brought my own bed, loveseat, armchair, I brought almost all of my household goods, actually, just downsized before I left. Sold my entertainment unit, dining table, etc. Here’s a video that shows my apartment with the things I brought to Korea with me: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fa7m3Cg4M8Q.html

I have never been there. I believe the on-post accommodations are older.

They are not.

Steph!

LG U+ provides internet and cable. SK Telecom may be another option. Google Fi provides international cell and data service across 180+ countries.

Internet speeds are better in Korea. You can get a phone plan and use tethering for Netflix, browsing, etc on multiple browsers without buffering time. Have not tested gaming over a tethered connection. Using the phone instead of getting wifi drops your bill significantly. Getting wifi can cost $100/month plus the initial setup fees.

I never installed WiFi. For those who did, it doesn’t take long, so long as you’re ok with the price. You can get it with your Korean cell phone company.

Sitman Gym. The best gym is Turner Gym, though: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GmmYlDHYYn4.html

Nope, nada

Definitely ship a bike! So worth it, if you like to bike. On post, the busses are good, but they still only come by every 15 minutes and stick to their defined routes. Humphreys is not a walking post, but it is definitely a 'bicycling' post, you can get everywhere by bike or motorcycle.

@@erinmcshane4859 Thanks! I'll plan to add that to my list.