10 Surprising Laws in Korea Every Foreigner Should Know
Planning to live or travel in South Korea? Korea has some fascinating and unique laws that might surprise you. From economic crimes to internet regulations, understanding these laws can help you stay informed and avoid trouble.
In this video, we’ll explore:
10 of the most unique laws in Korea
Unusual penalties you might face for breaking them
Rules on smoking, drinking, defamation, and more
Cultural insights behind these legal differences
Whether you’re an expat, tourist, or curious about Korean law, this guide will give you a better understanding of what’s legal—and what’s not—in Korea. Watch now to stay safe and informed!
00:00 Introduction: Unique Laws in Korea
00:04 Economic Crimes
00:12 National Security Act
00:20 Defamation Law
00:27 Mandatory Military Service
00:35 Internet Real-Name System
00:42 No-Smoking Law
00:51 Alcohol Regulations
00:58 Obscenity Law
01:04 Prostitution Ban
01:11 Assembly and Demonstration Act
01:18 Conclusion: Stay Safe in Korea
This is Attorney Simon Lee of Pureum Law Office for Foreigners in Korea.
I hope these videos will help guide you through all the steps and processes in a simple and easy-to-understand way to help you through the Korean legal System more easily!
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