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4 of 10 Foreigners on Korean Language Visa Turn into Illegal Immigrants

4 of 10 Foreigners on Korean Language Visa Turn into Illegal Immigrants
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4 in 10 foreign students entering Korea for language study overstay visas

Four out of 10 foreign nationals who enter Korea on a language study visa end up overstaying their visas, a lawmaker said Tuesday, urging the government to tighten the visa screening process for foreign students.

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4 of 10 foreign nationals on Korean language visa turn into illegal immigrants

Four out of every 10 foreign nationals who entered Korea on a language study visa turned into illegal immigrants, data showed Tuesday.

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Lawmakers mull life imprisonment without parole for brutal crimes

Lawmakers from both ruling and opposition parties seek to introduce life imprisonment without the possibility of parole for offenders of brutal crimes in response to a recent series of deadly random attacks.

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W1m nanny salaries would allow access for middle-class: panel

The monthly pay for babysitters from Southeast Asian countries should be placed at 1 million won ($788.95) to make it available for middle-income households, a panel of experts said Wednesday during a discussion on how the government should prepare for the pilot program in the latter half of the year. Kim Hyun-cheol, a professor at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology’s Economics Department and Divisi.

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