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For decades, Korea has been their home. On paper, they do not belong.

Long-term undocumented migrants have built families, careers and communities in South Korea, yet many continue to live in legal limbo

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For decades, Korea has been their home. On paper, they do not belong.

Long-term undocumented migrants have built families, careers and communities in South Korea, yet many continue to live in legal limbo

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english.hani.co.kr2 mesi fa

With 400,000 undocumented workers in Korea, Lee administration weighs paths to legal status

With undocumented migrants forming a vital source of labor in the country, the government has put together a task force aimed at bringing them out of the shadows

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lunedì 15 giugno 2026·english.hani.co.kr
With 400,000 undocumented workers in Korea, Lee administration weighs paths to legal status
With undocumented migrants forming a vital source of labor in the country, the government has put together a task force aimed at bringing them out of the shadows
martedì 16 giugno 2026·hani.co.kr
For decades, Korea has been their home. On paper, they do not belong.
Long-term undocumented migrants have built families, careers and communities in South Korea, yet many continue to live in legal limbo