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Saxiif
Joined: 15 May 2003
Location: Seongnam
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| Go with the American. She can get a kyopo visa that will allow her to do almost anything she wants to in Korea. |
You can do a lot more with American citizenship in Korea (especially if you're a gyopo) then vice versa, its a no brainer. That said the Korean government should really close the F-4 gyopo loophole, its really giving the Korean upper class a way to get themselves in a privledged position (especially dodging military service for the males) which is really unfair for a lot of people who can't afford to fly to the US to have a kid (as well as being blatantly racist). |
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prosodic
Joined: 21 Jun 2004
Location: ����
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| Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2004 8:03 pm Post subject: |
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| Go with the American. She can get a kyopo visa that will allow her to do almost anything she wants to in Korea. |
You can do a lot more with American citizenship in Korea (especially if you're a gyopo) then vice versa, its a no brainer. That said the Korean government should really close the F-4 gyopo loophole, its really giving the Korean upper class a way to get themselves in a privledged position (especially dodging military service for the males) which is really unfair for a lot of people who can't afford to fly to the US to have a kid (as well as being blatantly racist). |
I agree. The F-4 should be reserved exclusively for the group it was originally intended for: �Ծ��� who want to explore their ��. |
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