WeBring, a comprehensive lifestyle service platform for foreigners, has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Momstay, a global customized accommodation service platform. This partnership aims to provide enhanced housing and lifestyle support services for international students and long-term residents facing difficulties in finding suitable accommodations in Korea.
Foreigner Support Platform WeBring
WeBring is a rapidly growing global startup that offers essential lifestyle support services for international students, workers, and long-term residents in Korea. These services include accommodation, transportation, rentals, cultural tours, insurance, financial assistance, and legal consultation.
Momstay, on the other hand, is a specialized accommodation booking platform designed for foreign students and workers. It provides detailed information about various lodging options and residential environments near universities, helping international customers find suitable housing with ease.
Through this MOU, WeBring and Momstay will actively collaborate on:
- Offering customized accommodation services for international students and long-term residents
- Expanding settlement support programs
- Joint marketing and promotional initiatives
Strengthening Foreigner-Friendly Accommodation Services
This partnership will enable WeBring to assist foreigners in finding trustworthy accommodations in Korea. By leveraging Momstay’s expertise, WeBring aims to solidify its position as an all-in-one platform that makes life in Korea more convenient for foreigners.
Mi-Young Cho, CEO of WeBring, emphasized, “One of the biggest challenges for international students is securing accommodation. Through this collaboration, we are dedicated to solving this issue. WeBring is evolving beyond simple lodging connections to become a comprehensive lifestyle support platform for foreigners in Korea.”
Seung-Won Lee, CEO of Momstay, shared his vision, saying, “By working with WeBring, we expect to provide the best accommodation and living environment for international customers in Korea. Both companies will continue to expand tailored services for foreign students and residents, maximizing our strengths in the market.”
Future Growth and Expansion
With this partnership, WeBring and Momstay plan to develop various services and joint promotions tailored for international students and long-term residents. Their goal is to help foreigners settle in Korea more smoothly and comfortably.
WeBring continues to establish itself as a rapidly growing, innovative platform that integrates foreigner lifestyle services. The startup is gaining significant attention from investors as a high-potential venture, and its globally competitive business model is expected to receive even more recognition in the future.
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Last updated: 21 October 2026
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