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Rise of 'noona' wives: South Korea's marriage age gap is changing: Jung Hae-in (left) and Son Ye-jin appear in a poster for the 2018 JTBC drama ...
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Number of foreign residents in Korea nears 1.7 mil. in 2025: The number of foreign nationals residing in Korea approached 1.7 million as of May last year ...
koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/globalcommunity/20260310/number-of-foreign-residents-in-korea-nears-17-mil-in-2025

Economic toll of ‘resting’ young people deepens: A woman surnamed Paik says her heart breaks to see her son, who is in his late 30s and has a master’s degree ...
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Depression, bipolar cases surge over 45% in 7 years: The number of people suffering from depression or bipolar disorders in Korea has surged ...
koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/health/20251030/depression-bipolar-cases-surge-over-45-in-7-years

6 unlicensed tour guides caught leading foreign tourists in Seoul: Seoul authorities have caught six unlicensed individuals guiding foreign tourists in popular ...
koreatimes.co.kr/lifestyle/travel-food/20251024/6-unlicensed-tour-guides-caught-leading-foreign-tourists-in-seoul

South Korea's rice production projected to fall for 4th year in 2025: data: Korea's rice output is projected to fall for the fourth consecutive year in 2025 ...
koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/20251002/koreas-rice-production-projected-to-fall-for-4th-year-in-2025-data

Korean CEO in her 20s creates jobs for foreign workers amid high youth unemployment
koreatimes.co.kr/economy/others/20250911/korean-ceo-in-her-20s-creates-jobs-for-foreign-workers-amid-high-youth-unemployment

Fatal stabbing at Seoul pizza shop exposes strains in franchise industry: Three people were fatally stabbed at a pizza restaurant in southwestern Seoul on ...
koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/society/20250905/fatal-stabbing-at-seoul-pizza-shop-exposes-strains-in-franchise-industry

Paid articlePaywall The Seoul shuffle: why foreigners are loving and leaving South Korea: Experts warn that rigid visa rules and a lack of anti-discrimination protections are ...
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Civil servant job demand among young Koreans falls to record low: The number of young Koreans aspiring to become civil servants — once coveted as an “iron rice ...
koreatimes.co.kr/economy/20250825/civil-servant-job-demand-among-young-koreans-falls-to-record-low

Korean fathers increasingly take paternity leave amid demographic crisis: A record number of Korean men are opting for paternity leave in a notable cultural ...
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National birth rate growth sees surprise record surge: THE nation registered record birth rate growth in the first five months of the year ...
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Lost decade: Half a million young Koreans live in isolation: A decade is enough time for major changes in a society. Media trends can come and go ...
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Overall marriages rebound in Korea, but share of int'l unions declines: In 2020, Nam Do-hyeon, then an exchange student at the University of Alabama ...
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20-somethings make up largest share of long-term foreign arrivals: People in their 20s topped the list of foreign nationals of all age groups who entered Korea ...
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More idle graduates stay home, shun work in Korea - The Korea Times: About 17 percent of young Koreans who are neither employed nor seeking work continue to live ...
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Stats agency to carry out foreigner-friendly survey for 2025 census - The Korea Times
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S. Korea sees fastest on-year growth in births in 34 yrs in April: SEOUL, June 25 (Yonhap) -- The number of babies born in South Korea rose at the ...
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Over 90% of foreign nationals in Korea seek to extend stay: report: More than nine out of 10 foreign nationals in Korea wish to extend their stay ...
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Key FactsOver 90% of Foreign Nationals in Korea Wish to Stay
Dec 18, 2024 · Reading time: ~30 sec.
Summary created with AI assistance · Source: koreatimes.co.kr
Summary created with AI assistance · Source: koreatimes.co.kr
- A report reveals that over 90% of foreign nationals in Korea wish to extend their stay due to improving quality of life.
- The survey indicates that 90.4% of respondents are considering visa extensions, while 16.9% seek permanent residency.
- Korea's foreign population reached 4.89% of the total population in 2023, with overall satisfaction among foreign nationals increasing to 84.3%.
- The number of foreign workers surpassed 1 million for the first time, with language barriers and discrimination frequently cited as challenges.
Foreign worker's video exposes harsh conditions, highlights migrant labor issues
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Key FactsMigrant Workers' Living Conditions Under Scrutiny
Dec 17, 2024 · Reading time: ~30 sec.
Summary created with AI assistance · Source: koreatimes.co.kr
Summary created with AI assistance · Source: koreatimes.co.kr
- A Cambodian worker shared a harrowing account of poor living conditions during a snowstorm in Yongin, South Korea, through a viral video.
- The Ministry of Employment and Labor rejected local governments' requests for worker accommodation inspections, citing confidentiality of data.
- Four years after Nuon Sokkheng's death, many migrant workers still reside in substandard housing despite stricter standards implemented in 2021.
- Activists criticize the weak enforcement of housing standards and the ministry's complicity in the exploitation of migrant workers.
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