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- Recently, social media posts in Thailand saying 'Don't go to Korea' have been a hot topic. This is because more and more Thais are being refused entry to Korea after failing to pass the strict Ministry of Justice interview, even though they have a visa.
- Thai people are accusing Korea of discrimination and are urging people not to travel to Korea, especially as the number of cases of refusal of entry into Korea increases. They are criticizing Korea as 'the most difficult country in the world to enter'.
- The Thai government has stated that it will discuss this issue, and the issue of refusal of entry to Korea is likely to become a diplomatic issue between the two countries.
Recently,Thailand's social media has been buzzing with a post titled 'Don't go to Korea',which has become the top trending topic. Many are wondering why this phrase has become so popular.
To put it simply, the reason is that there's been an increase in the number ofThai people who are being turned away at the Korean border because they are unable to pass the rigorous Ministry of Justice interview.As a result, they are being forced to return to their country.
Thai people are nowaccusing Korea of discrimination against Thailandand are urging others to boycott traveling to Korea.
■ The Situation of Thai People Being Denied Entry to Korea
Korea has become a popular destination for Thai people, particularly due to the recent popularity of Korean dramas, movies, and K-pop.
Currently, there is a visa waiver agreement between Korea and Thailand, allowingThai citizens to travel to Korea visa-free for up to 90 days.However, there has been a growing number of instances where Thai people are being forced to return to their country at immigration.
The reason for this isanalyzed as a result of the increasing number of Thais illegally staying in Korea.
As a result, some Thai people are criticizing Korea, saying it's the 'hardest country to enter in the world.'
A Thai woman who had visited Korea several times recently said that even though she had prepared all the necessary documents, she was denied entry because she had brought too much money compared to her salary.
She also explained that she had beentreated like a criminal, questioned about why she kept visiting Korea, even though she had visited four times before.
A Thai professor also expressed his frustration, stating that he had visited over 20 countries butwas only denied entry in Korea.
There has been an increasing number of cases on social media where Thai people are claiming to have been denied entry to Korea.
Some Thai people acknowledge that there are many Thai people who illegally stay in Korea, but they argue thatdenying entry to those who are only traveling for tourism is unfair.
The Thai government has also expressed its intention to discuss this issue.
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