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State Department's Office of Citizen Consular Services.
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KOREA, SOUTH (Republic of Korea)
CITIZENSHIP: Korean citizenship is governed by the Nationality Act of December 13, 1997, later
amended.
BY BIRTH: Birth within the territory of the Republic of Korea does not automatically confer
citizenship.
A person who is born in the Republic of Korea of unknown parents.
An abandoned child found in the Republic of Korea is recognized as born in Korea.
BY DESCENT:
A person whose father or mother is a national of the Republic of Korea at the time of the
child’s birth.
Child whose father is a Korean national is automatically considered a Korean citizen
regardless of the child’s place of birth, even if the father died before the child was born.
BY NATURALIZATION: Naturalization falls into two basic categories: Acknowledgment and
General Naturalization.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Laws concerning Acknowledgement are generally invoked when
there is some form of blood tie or marital bond involving a citizen of the Republic of Korea.
Requirements for citizenship through Acknowledgment vary if the petitioner is a minor or a
foreign wife.
All petitioners, including minors and foreign wives, must possess no foreign citizenship
or must renounce the foreign nationality within 6 months.
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