Are Immigrants Welcomed in Korea?

Despite the growing popularity and decreasing birth rate,
Korea still has the high immigration barriers.
So, I asked Korean people if Korea should accept more immigrants and if Korean people would be happy about it.
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00:00 Intro
01:39 Q1. Would you welcome more immigrants?
06:57 Q2. Their nationality doesn't matter?
08:00 Q3. Why are Koreans against immigration?
09:10 Q4. Do we have any social problems caused by immigrants?
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[@ETr-ne8cu]

Immigration policy should be more strict. learn From America and Europe.

[@aidenwillim6595]

This comment show the level of stupidity and ignorance that exist in the west america is not the land of the white people american are all immigrante except for native red skin indian the true amercian that the white European christian who said they were acting in the name jesus christ their saviour committed one of the biggest genocide in human history by killing 65 millions red skin indian the moment that they discoverd america

[@tinatieken8840]

American borders are open despite what is said by the administration and no one knows how many have crossed that have bad intentions. Apparently the government has forgotten about 9/11. Right now it’s dangerous to live in the USA.

[@ExpatStacker]

Lol. America and Europe are stronger because of immigration, so not a great argument.

[@sabik8474]

문화도 문화 나름이지 무슨 해외 이민자를 받아들인다고 성숙한 시민의식 국민의식하고 무슨상관? 이민자를 받아들이는데는 기본적으로 찬성하나.. 이미 국내 체류하고 있는 불법 외국인 체류자들의 행동을 보면 그닥 찬성하고 싶지 않음... 기본적인 사회 도덕의식이나 메너 조차 가지고 있지 않고 교육되지 않은 일부 외국인들 행태는 정말 눈살을 찌푸리게함... 무슨 말인지 외국인들 많이 사는 동네 가보면 암.... 무론 대부분 동남아 중국 출신 외국인들이지만... 정말 개판으로 하고 삼..

[@juanpAAA2059]

Man great topic, the girl at the end had an amazing perspective. Jin, maybe this topic is a bit sensitive, but I would like to heat about many Korean generations of the Teacher’s crisis in schools. If possible. Thank you once again for sharing your interviews.

[@maitemartinez2489]

As a teacher myself, I thimk that would be very interesting topic, pressure at school for both students and teachers

[@JinsStreetInterview]

Thank you for your suggestion. I'll give it a try.

[@user-it5qe6bd2b]

몇몇 외국인들의 댓글을 보면 한국의 낮은 출산율 지적하며, "너네는 우리를 받아들여야한다." 마치 본인들이 갑에 위치에 있는양 착각하며 강요하듯이 말을 하는데 그따위로 말하면 애초에 이민 정책에 부정적이던 사람들을 설득하기는 커녕 몇 안되는 이민 정책에 호의적이던 사람들도 다 돌아설거 같음. 굳이 유럽의 문제를 이야기 할 필요도 없고 저런 댓글을 보면, 당장 나부터 이민 정책에 반감에 생긴다.

[@atix50]

Hello 👋 from Ireland 🇮🇪 Check out our news. Our cities are now slums.

[@manullim]

지들 나라에서도 성공하지 못한 정책을 우리에게 하라? 혼자 망하긴 싫으니 우리까지 걸고 넘어지는 느낌이랄까.. ㅋㅋㅋ

[@maitemartinez2489]

Jin, your interviews are so interesting, your questions are really clever, straight to the point but in a really respectful way. Congratulations on your work!! As a korean culture loving person from the other part of the world, I consider you a brilliant content creator - well thought questions to elicit interesting answers, polite and good listener, respectful with everybody's opinions in order to give us a real insight of korean life and culture. Thanks & lots of love and support from Spain!❤

[@JinsStreetInterview]

Wow, that's a huge compliment. Thank you so much for your support!

[@aidenwillim6595]

​​@@JinsStreetInterviewjin next if someone mention muslim and islam let him know that muslim nation have the most money capital To investment in the world and without the muslim gas and oil korea Will shutdown i think they need To put some respect in muslim name unless they want To get boycotted

[@parapara3974]

​@@aidenwillim6595lol when they haven't even invested in their own poor countries and people.

[@aidenwillim6595]

@@parapara3974 those who you are calling poor they Will probably come at your house and buy your whole family and your neighbors in the process as a expansion packs lol 😏🤣🤣

[@parapara3974]

@aidenwillim6595 that's why they're claiming welfare and asylum in the West right?

[@Gkowi]

I very much appreciate you making these videos Jin! I've been looking into studying abroad in South Korea and it is good to know what Korean culture is like and how the people of South Korea think of foreigners.

[@DeathClassic]

It seems pretty rational from their perspective to be wary of immigrants. I definitely have felt embarrassed to be American in Korea sometimes because of how my counterparts disregard the customs and culture of Korea in a disrespectful manner, and that kind of stuff only serves to worsen the overall opinion of immigrants in general in Korea. But other than that I've never felt too estranged by Koreans despite clearly not being one.

[@ilhamsahin3295]

Even Korean Americans disrespect the Koreans in Korea thinking like as if they are way cooler and better in standard than the native ones.. ridiculous...

[@user-lv2ue4uv1n]

솔직히 유럽에서 일어나고 있는 상황들을 고려해보면, 합법 이민, 불법 이민, 둘 다 좋아보이진 않는다. 처음에는 순종적인 척, 온갖 불쌍한 척 하면서 들어가 놓고 개체수가 늘어나면 입을 모아서 그 나라 문화에 정반대되는 의견을 표출하거나 이것 저것 요구하기 시작함 호의가 계속되니 그게 권리 인줄 아는데 과연 그런 사람들을 누가 좋아할까? 아무리 한국 출산율이 줄어들고 일할 사람이 없다고 하지만 차라리 망해도 우리끼리 망하는게 낫지 괜히 이민자들이 들어와서 이래라 저래라 하는 꼬라지는 보기싫다.

[@sandrag8960]

Agree!

[@Abhishek-hs8zi]

Just say clearly those are Islamist reality Don't make you racist

[@manullim]

정답....!! 한번 이민 받기 시작하면 나라 망하는 것은 시간 문제.... 유럽 가보세요. 되돌릴 수 없을 지경으로 망했습니다~~!! 한시적으로 일하고 비자 만료되면 자국으로 돌아가는 제도나 선순환 되면 좋겠습니다. 물론 급여나 대우는 인간적으로 해 주고요.

[@DonotdoitNo]

필요한 분야에 대해 전문적이고 신원이 확실한 사람만 이민을 받는게 좋을 것 같음. 아무리 한국이 잘나간다 뉴스에서 말하지만 아직 한국인 중에서도 도움이 필요한 사람들이 많다고 생각함.

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

You need thousands of immigrants to take care of the parents left behind by young South Koreans who only think about money. and they are experts in being good children for their parents at the end of their lives🎉 돈만 생각하는 한국 젊은이들이 남겨둔 부모를 돌보려면 수천 명의 이민자가 필요하다. 그리고 그들은 인생의 마지막 순간에 부모에게 좋은 자녀가 되는 데 전문가입니다.🎉

[@DonotdoitNo]

@@carkawalakhatulistiwa 뭔소리야 ㅋ 이미 50부터는 노후대비하죠. 그리고 이민 문턱을 낮추면 우리에게 도움이되지 않고 우리가 도움을 줘야하는 사람이 생길 확률이 높아지는데 그건 그거대로 우리에게 마이너스죠. 우리가 필요한건 중산층이지 저소득층이 아니예요.

[@user-lv2ue4uv1n]

@@carkawalakhatulistiwa 감히 남의 나라 부모를 걱정하기 이전에, 너희 나라의 부모 부터 챙겨라 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 너같은 사람들의 개소리를 듣다 보면, 아마 한국인들은 더욱더 반 이민 정책을 지지하고 싶어할 것이다.

[@user-lw8tq3qs1p]

​@@carkawalakhatulistiwaots none of your business

[@manullim]

@@carkawalakhatulistiwa 도그 소리~~ ㅋㅋㅋ

[@IrakozeLIVE]

I love how welcoming and open most Koreans are becoming while remaining wise about carefully integrating new cultures into the society. I admire your beautiful culture! I hope to visit some day soon 😊

[@marvinsulzer8258]

“Carefully” implies suspicion… doesn’t seem very welcoming. More immigrants enter the US per day than the entire year in Kora

[@jiminswriter4209]

⁠@@marvinsulzer8258The US is more popular than Korea for immigrants and tourists. Of course, every country has to be careful about who it allows into its country. That is just reasonable. Not everyone enters a country for good reasons.

[@bornaries7213]

​@@marvinsulzer8258 It's always good for a country to err on the side of caution for the betterment of their country! Korea definitely doesn't want to be in a bad situation like the United States with the open borders and illegal immigration taking away from the natives! Korea is good to be suspicious!

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

South Korea holds the record as the most racist country in Asia. They are very racist towards people from developing countries. but not to the United States citizen

[@tropa241]

You will be extremely dissapointed.

[@jenniebluebell3994]

이민자를 많이 받은 유럽의 사례를 연구하고 대처 해야 한다고 봄.

[@quattrocentofilmsprod]

The problem is, that in Europe our cultures are dispeapiring and our country is loosing all its traditions. Pls keep your culture safe and don't do the same mistake as we did

[@junglecat_rant]

​@@quattrocentofilmsprodWhat 'mistake' exactly?

[@quattrocentofilmsprod]

@junglecat_rant take too much immigrants that you can't assimilate them to the culture of your country. It's not a problem of ethnic thing or Idk just people tend to keep their culture and not living by the customs of the country and step by step the country loses his citizens

[@AhmadZoghi-fc9nm]

I really love a thing about korea that people can explain you anything like that u say they have been teaching it in univercity for decades. this much knowlage of korean people is always wondering me. I have a big respect for korea❤🇰🇷

[@ribsgonorway]

I am from Croatia and I am a Christian. I always loved Korean culture because it is so unique however I don't really want Korea to bring too much people in as the migrants that practice a completely opposite religion could destroy the nation and their identity. Don't do the same mistake, be careful Korean people!

[@andreabolding5281]

we are having this conversation right now in Australia. Low birth rate, labour and skills shortages, and not enough infrastructure and housing to support more immigrants is getting /australians very unsettled. Great to discuss this. Its not racist, unfreindly to want to feel like you have some kind of control over your own borders, and your own culture. Its sensible. and people who say well they shouldn't advertise Korea is open to immigration. Everyday Koreans don't make policy, like in this video they are trying to get their head around a difficult problem Immigration has to be done right If you are chilling with the politicans that came up with the idea - yeah you would expect friendly banter - but its everyday working Koreans you will touch base with and they didn't make policy. we have increased our immigration numbers astronomically whilst we currently don't have asequate housing for Australians - drastic homelessness problem and sky high rental prices, issues with water etc. Its a really important conversation to have. There are many ways of satisfying labor shortages - look around the world Arab states do it very differently, china protects its culture and values stringently. its O.K. its your country. Really important topic to explore thanks

[@honeyrays1210]

Old man exactly knew what is the real things about all

[@za7a77]

He's racist

[@doodoo7922]

As Koreans, our efforts to maintain our traditions and morals are already being discussed a lot in our country. We already know that our country's immigration policy is strict (including the naturalization test, which can be difficult even for Koreans), and that most immigrants who pass it respect law and order. As shown in the video, I think efforts are needed from both sides. Rather than simply xenophobia or racism, our society must be prepared to respect others more and build trust.

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

North Koreans can face discrimination in South Korea is a fact😂

[@sheluvssmokedupeyes1]

I appreciate your comments but in my opinion, as a foreigner that I think the first thing that Korea needs to do to establish, that is to have anti-discrimination laws people are not going to come to a country where they don’t feel welcomed

[@elitou1786]

Hi ! Very interesting video and subject ! 👏😃👍 Thanks ! 😊

[@JinsStreetInterview]

Thanks!!

[@lkm2458]

이민자를 받아드리는 정책이 올바른 시민의식이라고 확정적으로 말할 수 있을까요..? 반대로 이민자들이 받아들여진 국가에서 벌어지고있는 분명한 문제점들을 인지하고 한국이란 나라를 더 안전하고 올바른 방향으로 나아가기 위해 보수적으로 접근하는 태도 또한 올바른 시민의식이라고 볼수 있다고도 봅니다. 물론 저도 찬성과 반대 그 중간쯤의 입장이지만 찬성하시는 분들은 예를 들어 생각해보시기 원합니다. 길가다가 만난 처음보는 사람이 생글생글 웃으며 다가와 호의를 표시하고 당장 집이 없고 머물곳이 없어서 당신 집에서 같이 살아도 되겠냐고 정중하게 묻는다면 과연 그들과 같은 집에서 함께 살 수 있겠습니까. 만약 동의해서 함께 살면서 성격차이, 행동양식, 사고방식의 차이로 문제될 일 없을거라고 확신하시는지.. 이민정책을 아직 경험해보지 않아서 마냥 좋게만 보시고 계신분들은 타인을 내 집에 들인다는 가정을 해봐야한다고 생각합니다. 내가 좋은사람만 골라 받는게 아니라 이민정책은 불특정 대다수를 받는겁니다.

[@guzelataroach4450]

The old man is speaking wisely

[@uhnschlek8827]

Korea would be wise to consider immigration carefully. It is far easier to turn someone bad than it is to turn someone good. Cultural influence goes both ways. If immigrants who lack good character, good values, good work ethics and respect were let into Korea it will have a devastating effect on Korea. The requirements for immigration must be rigorous and continuous for permanent residency/long-term resident visas. Koreans are too easy to accept foreigners. Sometimes foreigners come to Korea not because they admire the culture, but because they can take advantage of the culture.

[@andreabolding5281]

100%

[@k-brick9996]

As young Korean man, I don't want to be replaced in my own country. We Don't want to end up like France, constant chaos. Some might say Western Europe is Karma, but Korea didn't go all the way abroad to colonize and bomb abroad, we owe no one nothing.( We did get involved in Vietnam, unless you are Vietnamese don't talk to us about karma ).

[@guzelataroach4450]

Hypocrite, for all of humanity history, war, slavery conquest was the norm, everyone did it. Its only european empires people cru about, shouldnt mongols pay karma for what they did too then?

[@marcosl3840]

It starts like this, until one day you realize that "우리 나라" is no longer your counry.

[@AJansenNL]

Nah, only the definition of 우리 has changed. Like it always does, over the course of human history.

[@wcwaugh]

@@AJansenNL I think changed for the better or changed for the worse is the point.

[@konstantinavlachou3681]

There is also illegal immigration! Here in Greece we have embraced the immigrants... it's not easy, it's hard!! No matter how receptive you are to your country accepting immigrants, it is difficult!! People from different culture, habits, religion should live together !! It takes a lot of effort... it's natural for people to be hesitant...

[@andreabolding5281]

they should be able to live together - in Jerusleum in the past 3 religions mixed peacefully together, in Spain, jews muslims and christians lived in peace at different times. The key here - si its too easy for Public opnion to be swayed. trouble makers inset fear of one particular religion and culture and it catches like a wildfire and next thing ists a disaster. we should, but we don't. we had a pretty much dominant monoculture for 200 years post-colonization, we accepted increasing number of immigrants - people flee here loving our democracy, freedom of speech, welfare and health care and Peace - free from hate. BUT the trouble is some cultures and individuals can't move on - they bring their hate a bias with them and threaten our peaceful stability. Korea needs to stay very strong in who it allows in.

[@hahhsshs]

Personally, in my opinion, South Korea does not need to accept immigrants because South Korean people cannot possibly live side by side with foreigners because they are homogeneous and conservative.The only Asian country that doesn't want to accept many immigrants is South Korea, while there are 100 thousand South Koreans living in other countries.It's a little strange when South Koreans complain about immigrants in the country but those South Koreans don't realize that there are so many South Koreans in other countries.I think this kind of thing is quite egoistic and self-serving except for South Koreans who are general

[@btsiso2754]

I don't know if one of the interviewees is islamophobic or a bit too concerned about the culture of his homeland. There's really no hate about my opinions but I think always both sides should cooperate... As per considering a Muslim,we are also instructed by our religion to never impose our religion on others. It's just that the Muslim ladies or people practice their Islamic teaching and many Koreans being curious ask or search about it or are interested in it. I don't think Islam is a harm to any of the non-Muslim countries as they think. In today's world Muslim people are also getting out of the shell and interacting with different people. There are both Muslims and non- Muslims who bear grudge against one another but I think they should be rational and respect eachother's decisions and practices. If you don't want to adopt eachother's culture or teachings, it's fine. You can ignore the other rather than provoking them by insulting their perceptions. I know this too that all people cannot be good ones,and educated and well aware but still I hope we could turn the world in a peaceful place by at least eliminating the hate bcz of religions. -In the end,we Muslims hope more people to explore and even enter Islam but it's neither forceful nor an obligation. We can just explain the perspective of the religion to exclude misunderstandings. I hope even if people don't like our religion then can let go of the hatred against Islam and just live as peaceful beings.❤

[@user-lw8tq3qs1p]

이 채널 볼수록 뭔가 즤랄맞은듯 예전만큼 조회수 안나오는 이유가 있네

[@user-ey9sk8gn8u]

국가에 도움이 되는 이민자들과 해가 되는 이민자들을 점수제로 분류하고 일정한 기준이 되면 받아들이고 되지 않으면 받지 않아야 한다. 국가는 세금으로 운영되고 유지된다. 짐이 될 사람들을 걸러내야 한다. 합리적 기준이 필요하다. 종교적으로나 정치적으로 갈등을 빚는 일을 한다면 즉시 추방해야 한다. 싱가폴 방식은 좋은 예가 된다

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

😂😂😂😂 Singapura wtf you taking about. They inside Malay territory. They just independen city made by British. as a Malay tribe (Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore) moved to Singapore with the same culture and ethnicity is just like move from Seoul to jeju 😂

[@sharonlahaye5803]

Be careful Korea. In my country, the USA, the debate about immigration is tearing us apart.

[@muhibuhallah]

The very interesting topic, i really wanted to know opinions about immigrants ❤

[@JinsStreetInterview]

I'm glad that I picked the right one for you!

[@muhibuhallah]

@JinsStreetInterview thank you Jin, you are so kind and clever🫠♥️

[@saltedcaramelz]

soo in the second question the old man said that they should stand against Muslim countries BUT he said that they should help countries in need like Africa. now I'm Muslim AND African so I bet they would have some kind of culture shock in this one cus Islam isn't only in the southeast asian side, cus Islam is globally everywhere idk bruh

[@nozers]

Islam is mostly middle east by a large margin though

[@labyrinthe4830]

@@nozers Have u heard of Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan and Bangladesh? These are not Middle Eastern and both Indonesia and Pakistan have the highest Muslim population more than the Middle East.

[@rahmahassan1029]

Hello, There are about 2 billion Muslims in the world, while there are only 390 Muslims in the Middle East ​@@nozers

[@saltedcaramelz]

i agree and i actually would move to south korea for the culture and how nice thier people are but i wouldnt go and just force people into being muslims, im sudanese and people know that us sudanese are peaceful muslim african citizens but face lots of problems cus of our corrupt government, it would be a great opportunity to live in korea as a student cus their education is top tier :)@@danielpolivka7012

[@StarlightAngel948]

Very interesting topic! I can see both sides of the coin. It's amazing how healthy looks the elder man in his eighties and Korean girls are so cute and nice ❤

[@tinatieken8840]

Immigration legally is ok, but they need to be able to support themselves and their family and not be a burden on the country they are adopting.

[@michaelbrooks8037]

The economic growth and high international profile of SK is amazing. I lived in Seoul back in '82-'83 and it was just us GIs, a few embassy people and millions of Koreans -very few foreigners in Seoul. I remember when venturing out of Itaewon, koreans would stare at me like I was from Mars, not mean looks, but very curious (Note: this was before the Internet or even satellite TV). S. Korea is to be congratulated for the unmatched progress they've made in so many areas. However, my wife (who's Korean) and I would never consider living there full time until the "one million pound gorilla" threat is resolved: N. Korea is heavily armed and war could resume at any time. If you think what happened in Israel this past weekend was bad or what's going on in Ukraine is horrible--an NK invasion would make those massacres look like picnics.

[@ori5581]

이민자를 받되 범죄를 저질렀을땐 경찰이 현장사살 가능하도록 법을 바꿔야함 한국은 법이 너무약하다

[@Deckard1210]

이민자들이 왜 필요한가? 다문화가 과연좋은건가? 우리는 북쪽에 2500만의 동포이자 난민들이 존재하는대 그 문제부터해결을해야지 정치권에서 인구문제해결로이민정책을생각하던대 그것보다는 북과의 관계 개선에 신경써야함

[@tymeamora]

Why do you need immigrants?! Well, my question to you is why 7.3 million Koreans emigrated and have been living mostly in five countries around the world (if you look up wikipedia for Korean diaspora)? Among these US and Canada are multicultural societies, so following your mindset, why do you think these countries, or any other country for that matter, needed Koreans? What a backward mentality... it's the 21st century, you know? Globalized world.

[@Deckard1210]

​@@tymeamoraThank you for your good opinion

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

​@@tymeamora60 hours working culture . men 😂 i need out this contry to raising my family

[@user-it5qe6bd2b]

@@tymeamora 물론 다른 나라로 이주한 한국인들이 그 나라의 필수 인력이 아닐수도 있겠지만, 그 이주민들이 정말로 그 나라에서 쓸모 없는 사람이었다면, 그 나라에서 적응하지 못하고 자진해서 귀국하거나, 추방 당했을 것이라고 생각합니다. 어쨋든 여기 코멘트에 있는 한국인들은 대부분 한국에서 거주하고 있는 한국인일 것이고, 우리는 우리에게 필요한 이민자를 선별해서 받을 권리가 있으며, 앞서 원 댓글의 사람이 언급한 북한과의 통일 시에 발생할 2000만명의 동포이자 난민들 문제도 사실입니다.

[@user-lw8tq3qs1p]

​@tymeamora globalized world so what? It's the problem of their countries. Let those countries to deport the ethnic koreans. To be honest I really don't feel any attachment to the koreans living abroad. They are 1nd or 3nd generations of koreean diaspora and many of them dont speak korean either

[@abcde4677]

Korea already has a high bar for immigrants to filter out criminals, and it typically requires a high income and good education background. The problem is that people with those backgrounds simply aren't coming to Korea. They move to the US instead. Korean government should provide incentives for those people to come here, and Korean people should respect people of other races that come here. I simply hear too many horror stories from foreigners (especially black and brown people) being discriminated in Korea.

[@Via-hs9cj]

I’m Korean and I agree

[@ods1123]

Do you see any foreign born Korean Diaspora moving to Korea? If so, do they integrate into Korean society?

[@jayabajpai5394]

There is nothing like culture aspect if your culture is beautiful then people will accept it. If your culture is toxic then they will not accept it. I know people who enjoy korean food but dread 🇰🇷 beauty standards.

[@ori5581]

받아들일수 없다면 안오면 됩니다..아무도 오라고 부탁하지 않았습니다.. 타국으로 간다는 것은 좋든 싫든 동화되야 한다는 것을 의미하고 받아들일수 없다면 안가는것이 서로 좋습니다. 이것은 한국인이 해외로 이민갈때도 마찬가지 입니다. 타국으로 가면서 자신의 문화를 고집하지 마세요. 원주민과 충돌이 생기기 때문입니다

[@jennifervaughn1541]

Well, I am for diversity and different cultures blending together but there are problems with it. in America, it is very diverse and thus there is a lot of division. Many immigrants want to come to America and bring their culture with them which is OK but instead of them trying to blend their culture with American culture they try to eradicate American culture. From my observation, they try to change American culture to what the culture it was where they came from instead of blending. that causes bitterness and rivalry. Which I think shares a large part as to why there is so much violence in America. Because each group don’t want to blend with the other group they want to come to America and keep the culture that they had when they left. It doesn’t work and thus has caused much division. so I think that is something that Korea needs to slowly and safely try to do like the elderly man said. Or Korea will no longer be the safe country that it is today… they will end up with the same violence that America has😢

[@aracelirodriguez5367]

Así que tu digas que EEUU tiene mucha cultura por sí sólo, no. A estas alturas sigue habiendo demasiado racismo.

[@CoolNumber1]

Asians don't cause trouble though in America, so it depend which kind of immigrant. If you're talking about black men then yeah, but foreign women are fine, foreign women in general are less aggresive and behave better.

[@jennifervaughn1541]

@@CoolNumber1 well, I wasn’t necessarily targeting Asians you’re right, they don’t tend to cause problems.

[@tamaraYvonne02]

@@CoolNumber1 Please elaborate on this black men analogy. It doesn't make sense. Never heard of any black men coming from other countries causing problems.

[@CoolNumber1]

Excuses. Black women behave better from what I have seen compared to black men. Black men the worst, they even hate their own black women and prefer white chick.@@tamaraYvonne02

[@KKJ7784]

I think SK is not diversity country like the US, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, etc. So I doubt it.

[@ki6eki]

legal immigration should be okay, but refuse all illegals

[@Nanun-wt1gi]

Yes

[@tropa241]

The short answer is No.

[@francoiselee9792]

Some Asian people are in Korea for working and business. Those others you mentioned on the comment if they spreed a religion, there are useless for the country. Shouldn’t accept them. After disaster will come. See in France what is becoming!

[@cocaineminor4420]

That won't happen you know why because us Asians aren't interested in religions

[@francoiselee9792]

Actually I’m in Korea, I’ve seen too much Vietnamese, opening Vietnamese restaurants, Thais on my hotel who are doing cleaning, Philippines, Indians, Chinese who is doing hard work in construction some are retailers in Dongdaemon . Everyone have a different work, that’s good.

[@aidenwillim6595]

France colonized enslaved africa and asian like vietnam more then 100 years killed millions of people in both of continent . France exploiting africa through france CFA and french companies . france still robbing it's former african colonies this Why france is the most evil and hated country in africa

[@aidenwillim6595]

😂😂😂😂 we should change the title of paris from the city of light To the capital of rats and bed bugs 😂😂😂😂

[@francoiselee9792]

@@aidenwillim6595 Yes absolutely. Some areas are African towns and Arabic town. French people are becoming very few near Paris. Sometimes you are thinking that you are in a subdevelopted country on the third world. When you see that people the way they dressed 😂

[@anntakamaki1960]

It’s best to avoid immigration. Better to keep your country, even if it means short term economic decline.

[@ivan5595]

True. Economics can recover, other things can't

[@hpncjey]

한국은 북한이 있기때문에 애시당초 그리 살기에 매력적인 곳이 아닙니다. 우리가 원한다고 외국인들이 몰려와서 살려고 할 만한 곳도 아닙니다. 그리고 해외에 이민을 베이스로 성장한 나라들 호주 미국 캐나다 등등을 보면 이민의 역사때문인지 불신이 사회전반적으로 문화로 자리잡고 있습니다. 예를 둘자면 미국의 총이 가장 큰 상징이겠네요. 몇백년을 걸쳐 한 자리에서 함께 싸워왔던 그 정서의 공유가 사라지는 순간 그간 한국이 자랑스럽게 여겨온 단결력이나 사회적으로 서로 믿고 의지하는 풍토는 빠르게 사라질 것이고 그 사이에 갈등은 필수일 것입니다. 이민 국가로써 미국이 누릴 수 있었던 미국이라는 나라에대한 충성과 애국은 철저하게 경제적 풍요로움과 선진국이라는 자부심이였습니다. 우리나라는 그것들울 잘 갖추었을까요? 그리고 경제적으로 풍요로움을 제공하여 인종간 문화간의 갈등을 최소화 할 수 있을까요? 한국인들이 살기가 힘들어지면 과연 이민자들에대한 원망이 생기지 않을까요? 등등 고려해야할 부분이 많습니다. 미국에서 수년을 살았고 호주에서도 수년을 살아본 저의 경험으로는 이민자들의 유입을 만만하게 바라볼 일이 아니라는 것을 말하고 싶습니다. 미국은 그리고 호주는 캐나다는 이민으로 건국된 나라이지만 한국은 그렇지 않습니다. 그렇기때문에 이민을 받는 것에 대한 재고또한 다른 시작에서 이루어져야 한다고 생각합니다.

[@tanzanable]

Diversity is not necessarily a good thing. Corea has very high standards of law and order. Immigrants MUST assimilate into the Corean culture and NOT try to change it. They should only be allowed in if they embrace the culture and values and learn the language. Those who fail to assimilate must be deported.

[@francoiselee9792]

That’s a good thing. For example see how France is becoming now with Islam, too much violence do in woman. French girls are afraid about some men who called them bitch Bcs they are wearing miniskirt. What a hell those people must go back to their country if they are insulting woman on the street. Too much robberies they dare to steal. Little bit immigration it’s ok but when it’s become too much government can’t manage and country is becoming a big mess. Some migrant are integrated but some are making troubles too much. Government must be strict toward them and not giving resident card and nationality. In Asia they are managing as well! But In Europe it’s hard.

[@N5X1odQ4gTSiwPjSQsucxA]

yup multi-culture doesnt work. Already proven by europe and the US

[@aracelirodriguez5367]

Hasta cierto punto, estás bien, pero eso de dejar de lado la cultura de aquel que llegue a Corea o a determinado país, tampoco está bien y peor con ésto de que, si no lo hace que se deporte, es ridículo. Si se comete un delito, obviamente sí debe ser deportado.

[@tanzanable]

@@jyotiagarwal94 It's fine to like your own culture but you shouldn't go to another country and try to change their culture with your culture.

[@CoolNumber1]

When in Rome do as the roman do. Or else enjoy your racism because you're gonna pissed off the locals.

[@FIGHTFAN777]

It didn't work in Europe

[@northstarstatepolitics1652]

Korea would need to be VERY careful about the immigration topic however. I have seen the damage that mass migration does in America, and god only knows what would happen to beautiful cities like Seoul. Korea would need to pull off a delicate balance between accepting other people in and also protecting their culture and language. I think immigration is something that should be hard, but as long as you can conform to the standards of the place you want to go, learn their language and actually contribute, theres nothing against it. That way, you avoid the great replacement AND you also avoid cultural turf wars. You'd also need to make sure that they aren't from a dangerous nation. If it's an American family or a German Family, you probably won't have any issues.(not to be racist btw) But, if its people from the middle east, you may have issues.

[@englishman9020]

South korea think carefully

[@ivan5595]

I wonder who's behind this

[@1953lili]

Korea is probably the most conservative of all Asian countries, especially since the new administration. It’s tough to have them accept diversity, despite their need to increase the falling population growth. Japan is in the same spot, although not as conservative as SK.

[@user-oq6be6gd1v]

They have founded the bureau of immigration and increased the number of acceptance, lowered qualification standards and so forth. I think the way you sense and what actually happens in number can differ quite a lot. And each nation’s specific policy can be consistent regardless of regime’s political characteristics. S.K is definitely becoming an immigrant’s nation, otherwise they have no other option.

[@katherinejimenezmatos2009]

Unfortunately, Korea has no choice but to incorporate immigrants into their society and workforce. Its either that or perish economically and socially. Will the process be easy? It wont, it never is, especially for homogeneous societies like this one. Korea will def have to ensure their culture and language doesnt get lost in the process. Good to see that younger generations are approaching this with an open perspective.

[@crusaderforchrist8430]

Nope, robotics is gonna replace immigrants

[@katherinejimenezmatos2009]

@@crusaderforchrist8430 okay Elon Musky 🤣

[@crusaderforchrist8430]

@@katherinejimenezmatos2009 You do know that S.Korea is forefront of robotics technology. They have highest robot density in manufacturing industries, with 932 robots per 10,000 employees.

[@packpock]

2100년엔 개도국 국민의 절반 이상이 직장이 없어서 폭동을 일으킬 것임. 한국이 가장 2100년을 준비한 나라가 될 것임. 줄어든 일자리에 맞게 줄어든 인구 😉

[@lmaoitsover]

Immigration is not the solution to Korea's issues. That's such a narrow minded take.

[@ryanasksaround]

At this point, immigration seems to be the best solution. But all developed countries today have lower birth rates, so immigration is only a medium-term solution. From what I seen, I can’t see a lot of Koreans liking mass immigration 😅

[@rickyyacine4818]

Yea few years korea will be a.. korestan the Islamic republic of korea or korea is african state

[@fayelis]

mass immigration would be a culture shock. Korea or japan would not be able to handle that. It would need to be in small doses

[@flowr530]

Korean old generations are the most closed minded people there

[@coleslow5519]

Sure, but comparing to indians and muslims, they are not the worst.

[@flowr530]

@@coleslow5519 no, it's not

[@flowr530]

@@coleslow5519 When you don't know anything about them and keep saying that, you're the one who worse than them

[@coleslow5519]

@@flowr530 I do know them very well. Indians and muslims are racists towards east asians, LGBTQ, and christians.

[@THEchiQ]

It’s interesting that only the ex-missionary had concerns about non-Christians. The man who tried to propagate his religion in foreign states was worried about it coming the other way. I guess he saw first hand the effects of missionaries.

[@paulphillips5378]

Be careful Korea, I love the culture people and beauty and it is unique.....so don't import trouble . Violence from Africa drugs from middle East and crime gangs from Albania. Keep the serenity and peace you have .

[@ZuLiAnO_FaRhAn]

😅😂😂😂😂

[@CoolNumber1]

Foreign women are fine in general since they are more well behave and less aggressive. It's foreign men in general harder to control and will cause a lot of trouble, especially black men they are the worst.

[@kpopeonni6236]

This comment is a bit weird lmao but okay

[@paulphillips5378]

@@kpopeonni6236 why ? I grew up in Australia, no car jacking drive by shootings and debt killings ......now every day and who are the perpetrators ? Africans Muslims and Albanians .....so be careful.

[@nozers]

You do know most people in Korea are unhappy and the country is legitimately dying right now

[@jayabajpai5394]

Immigrants are necessary in Korea to help people understand diversity so that next time I visit Korea they do not stare me ls if they have seen alien. Dude.

[@QMJUN]

I think there is no choice for Korea. Accept immigrants and survive, or disappear from world map. Homogeneity of korean society make Korean culture unique from other culture, however, remaining as a homogeneous society is now impossible. It would be a harsh transition time for korean people to change their mind and accept immigrants.

[@marvinsulzer8258]

But I find the logic doesn’t make sense. Koreans will disappear regardless of immigration at this rate. Cause foreigners aren’t gonna suddenly become Korean. They may speak the language and eat the food, but they won’t look Korean. And in a 150 years a dna test will still result in an absence of the Korean ethnicity. There will be people occupying the land of Korea but no Koreans will be left

[@ETr-ne8cu]

We are already doing it. Should Korea be like US or Europe? I think policy should be more strict.

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

​@@ETr-ne8cupeople move to other countries to live better not work 60 hours a week for the majority

[@aminaqamar6264]

Please make video of people's perception to Palestine #freepalestine

[@ADesertVoice]

Korea should be accepting of more immigration but not to EVERYONE but SELECTIVE IMMIGRATION. The problem with places like the United States is that they have brought in people from all over WHOLESALE without gradually INTEGRATING them into what makes an American society, AMERICAN. So now in the United States, we have all kinds of ethnic communities here that are disparate and broken from the cohesiveness that being under an AMERICAN society should bring. People here of different ethnicities call themselves "American" but have no clue what it means to BE American, because they have forgotten the ROOTS of American culture that stems from CHRISTIAN VALUES. South Korea should always remember that they are a HOMOGENOUS country with CORE VALUES and CULTURE that is DISTINCT and that should NEVER be lost because then what the hell is it for to be Korean in the first place? Do you want Koreans to just disappear and be "absorbed" into a global smogeshborg and mishmash of everything jumbled together? That kind of existence is what the globalist are pushing but it kills CREATIVITY, kills INDIVIDUALITY and IDENTITY. South Korea should NEVER lose it's identity. If people want to immigrate to South Korea, it should be those people who share Korean values and wants to integrate into Korean Culture. That doesn't mean they give up their home country's culture but it does mean they should NOT be allowed to subvert/drastically change the existing KOREAN CULTURE that exists now. For example, look at the example of the Arabs who recently protested against Israel IN SOUTH KOREA, after Israel JUSTIFIABLY went to war against HAMAS for brutally killing their citizens; men, women, children and BABIES! They actually were pro HAMAS TERRORISTS! Do you want that kind of SHIT coming into South Korea and taking a foothold there? DO YOU? Exactly. The South Korean government should take a more ACTIVE part in vetting the countries that they allow immigrants to flow in from, who SHARE SOUTH KOREAN VALUES and support the countries which South Korea is ALLIED WITH, such as ISRAEL. IF these immigrants TRULY want a better life and want to come to South Korea, then I am absolutely sure they will be willing to INTEGRATE with South Korean society, culture and mindset. Otherwise, honestly, South Korean don't need these types of immigrants there. LOL I am absolutely certain if you ask Koreans living in the United States, if they want South Korea to become a country like the United States being multicultural, it will be an ABSOLUTEL NO. Koreans who have lived abroad understand the importance of having an ETHNIC IDENTITY and CULTURE that they can be identified with and the confidence that brings as a cohesive group among the masses of people that are out just "out" there. Something I think Americans are losing quickly and sadly. And LASTLY, do you think that the "safety" that South Korean enjoy of leaving your bags and stuff openly in cafes and the helpful attitude that Koreans will have will survive a changing culture influence largely from an inflow of immigrants? I mean seriously LOOK at the countries that they are coming in from. Those countries are NOT like South Korea where people respect other people's things. They STEAL more, they are more outwardly VIOLENT in some respects...etc... Like that last girl in this video is utterly stupid and have no fucking clue what it is like living outside of South Korea obviously. She is the classic symbol of the NAIVE. I think a LOT of Koreans are really NAIVE when it comes to how other country's are vs how safe and easy they really have it in South Korea.

[@uhnschlek8827]

It's true, so many Koreans think too highly of places like the US, Europe, Australia, Canada, etc. There are tons of degenerates in those countries who have no respect for public good and they can't live without the drugs. Koreans are quite naive and do not cherish the safety they enjoy daily in their country. The very concept of leaving anything unguarded in countries outside of Korea is just asking for it to be stolen.

[@user_mll374]

Well said. I fully agree. The Muslims are physically setting Paris on fire right now in total rage. Nobody can go outside. The police are afraid of them because they are sooo violent and insane. So they just let them burn the city down. Its absolutely awful 😔

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

people move to other countries to live better not work 60 hours a week for the majority😂. Even Southeast Asia and South Asia don't won don't want to live and raise a family in South Korea with its toxic culture

[@tinatieken8840]

Well said! Everyone needs to look at what is happening in the USA, it’s not safe any longer. This current government has opened the borders yet say they are not open, and right now we have no idea how many have come across with the same intentions of 9/11 or worse. It’s sad what is happening, it’s all political for the votes they think they’ll get in the future. They are trying so hard to change our constitution. I don’t feel safe here any longer because I know our government will not have the backs of their citizens.

[@btsiso2754]

You want Korea not only to stop people from protesting for a valid reason but also to ally with the merciless ones.... Even if you don't like Islam,do you still find yourself satisfying the standards of humanity? It's still fine for the government to restrict people from making such great protests for their sovereignty but ally with the cruel? Truly unbelievable...