[Korean Law Insights] Can a Parent’s National Pension Benefits Be Inherited?
[Published on October 6, 2026 edition of the "Korean Law Insights" column in the Korea Daily’s Economic Expert Section] Priority of payment is determined by statutory eligibility requirements, not inheritance shares Beneficiaries residing overseas may apply by mail or through an authorized representative When a father who was receiving an old-age pension from Korea’s National Pension dies in the United States, can his wife, who lives in the United States, continue to receive

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[Korean Law Insights] Dual Nationality Holders: Which Country Do They Belong to in Korea?
[Published on September 1, 2026 edition of the "Korean Law Insights" column in the Korea Daily’s Economic Expert Section] Under the Foreign Nationality Non-Exercise Pledge, dual nationals are treated as Korean citizens in Korea. Special care is needed for entry, exit, and visa matters...procedures should be confirmed before staying in Korea. The number of people holding dual citizenship is rising quickly. According to data from the National Assembly Research Service, roughly

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Sep 8
[Korean Law Insights] Re Migration to Korea: Start by Sorting Out Your Taxes
[Published on August 5, 2026 edition of the "Korean Law Insights" column in the Korea Daily’s Economic Expert Section] National Tax Service of Korea Begins Consultations for Returnees Starting in July Determining Tax Residency Status and Reviewing Obligations in Both Countries Is Essential, Depending on Your Stay Plans For Koreans who have lived in the United States for many years and are considering settling in Korea after retirement, taxes deserve attention just as early as

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