Can you have dual citizenship with Korea and US?

As a rule, dual citizenship in Korea is not allowed. The law explicitly states that one who has acquired Korean citizenship must renounce the citizenship of another country within one year, while Korean nationals lose their Korean citizenship as soon as they acquire a foreign one.

How can I change my Korean nationality?

SOUTH KOREAN CITIZENSHIP Under this process, you must have lived in South Korea for five consecutive years and have spent at least 183 days each year in South Korea and pass a test on Korean culture and history, and the Korean language.

Is a Korean marriage valid in the US?

Although marriage statutes in the U.S. differ from state to state, a marriage performed in Korea under the Korean law is recognized in all states.

Can you lose Korean citizenship?

ROK nationals may also lose South Korean nationality when they obtain foreign national status indirectly or involuntarily through marriage, adoption, or legal recognition of parentage. These individuals have a six-month period to make a formal declaration of their intention to retain South Korean nationality.

Can I live in Korea as a foreigner?

While the South Korean housing market is competitive, expats will not have too hard of a time finding a place to live. On the contrary, foreigners can easily find housing in Korea within their first month (or even their first week) of arrival.

Is Korean a nationality or ethnicity?

Koreans are considered the fifteenth-largest ethnic group in the world. They are also an officially recognized ethnic minority in other Asian countries; such as China, Japan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan….Koreans.

한국인 (韓國人) 조선인 (朝鮮人)
Total population
Brazil	48,281
Germany	44,864
United Kingdom	40,770

Can tourists get married in Korea?

A foreigner who wants to marry a South Korean citizen must produce the following documents: Evidence of identity and nationality – both birth certificate and passport. Affidavit of Eligibility for Marriage – issued and notarised by the consulate of the home country.

What happens if I marry a Korean citizen?

Naturalization is the process by which a foreign national married to a Korean national acquires Korean citizenship. The new Korean national must forfeit his previous foreign citizenship within six months of acquiring Korean citizenship. Korea does not permit dual citizenship.