The Migration Collective

East Asia: South Korea

East Asia: South Korea

What is happening?

South Korea has emerged as a destination for migrants seeking employment and educational opportunities. The country’s growing economy, technological advancements, and international prominence have attracted individuals from various countries, including those in South Asia. Cities like Seoul have seen an increase in foreign residents, contributing to the diversity and vibrancy of South Korean society.

What must be done?

To address migration dynamics in South Korea, policies should prioritize the integration and well-being of migrants. South Korean authorities should implement measures to protect the rights of foreign workers, ensuring fair treatment and access to essential services. International collaboration is essential to promote responsible migration practices and cultural exchange, fostering a welcoming environment for individuals seeking opportunities in South Korea.

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