In the Korean society with a deep-rooted pure-blood sense, marriage immigrants are in trouble with communication, culture clash and so on. Besides, it is true that they are having economic difficulties which cannot be easily overcome in the country. Now the marriage immigrants, however, became peopl...
In the Korean society with a deep-rooted pure-blood sense, marriage immigrants are in trouble with communication, culture clash and so on. Besides, it is true that they are having economic difficulties which cannot be easily overcome in the country. Now the marriage immigrants, however, became people who have to settle and live along with us in Korea. This being so, we should establish the foundation on which they can enjoy their lives. Therefore the government is responsible for preparing the institutional base and complementing it. First, the irrationality or the flaw of marriage matchmaking and conclusion could be the crucial factor of whether or not the married life succeeds. That is why the irregular process of international marriage should be rooted out in advance. Thus, in Chapter Ⅱ of this study, I intend to seek for the institutions and improvements for preventing the absurd in the matchmaking process of the international marriage on the basis of 'Marriage Broker Regulation Act'. And I also intend to find out requirements to come into being the international marriage based on 'Private International Law'. Secondly, in Chapter Ⅲ, in order to prevent the harmful effects such as a fake marriage, a quick marriage like human trafficking, this research would cover the procedure of a visa issuance and of an entry permit, and would cover the reform of the visa system for marriage immigrants, based on 'Integrated Guideline for Marriage Immigrants (F-6) Visa and their Sojourn Control' which has been recently modified with a new judging standard in marriage visa issuance. Thirdly, in Chapter Ⅳ, I intend to consider the status which has been granted to marriage immigrants living in Korea, such as the legal status in 'Korean Constitution' and International Regulations, the status in 'Framework Act on Treatment of Foreigners Residing in Korea', the status in 'Support for Multi-cultural Families Act', the status in Social Security Acts, the status in 'Immigration Control Law' and marriage immigrants as permanent residency. And then I would also highlight the problems in the respective laws and draw the improvements. Fourthly, in Chapter Ⅴ, I am going to review the status in 'Nationality Act' including the procedure for obtaining the nationality which is essential for the married to settle down in our society finally and safely. And then I am going to find out the drawbacks and their remedies. Fifthly, In Chapter Ⅵ, I will make a conclusion about the problems and solutions in overall laws relating to the marriage immigration which have been reviewed in this study. It is true that marriage immigrants are taken into the legal consideration including several facts that they have no restrictions in getting a job, and that they are allowed to stay as long as they wish unless their marriage life would be destroyed because of their imputation, and that they enjoy the relatively eased requirements in obtaining permanent residency or nationality, compared with people who hold other sojourn status. However, it is difficult for them to be permitted a visa extension until they could acquire the permanent residency or nationality, when their marriage is not working well. Furthermore, in case there are no children between a Korean spouse and a marriage immigrant, it is not guaranteed that he/she is allowed to stay legally with the F-6 status. Therefore it is needless to say that it is urgent for them to gain nationality or permanent residency in order to get out of the insecure position and maintain the stable life. However, they must reside within the country maintaining marriage for at least 2 years in principle, and be basically equipped with the capability to make their living and language ability to become a Korean national. It is not so easy to meet such conditions for the short period of 2 years. Thus, so as to minimize these obstacles, it is advisable to provide the immigrants with institutional strategies and programs allowing them to train Korean language or culture adaptation before they enter this country. And it is also desirable that even after they enter Korea, the work like 'Social Integration Program' mainly focused on the understanding about Korean language and society should be legislated as a compulsory course that the married should complete, which will be of great help for them to smoothly adjust in our society. The marriage immigrants permitted naturalization have all the rights and duties prescribed in 'Korean Constitution' as Korean nationals. Because the law banning discrimination to the naturalized people has not been enacted, however, it is highly possible in reality for the immigrants to be invisibly discriminated or for their human rights to be invaded for their awkward speaking or different skin color. That the migrants have acquired nationality does not mean the discrimination or the invasion of human rights on the grounds of different race and skin color disappeared. So it is essential to legislate against discriminating human race (or multi-cultural population). In conclusion, the effort is badly needed which can drastically improve the laws and regulations relating to the marriage immigrants, by granting the rights in accordance with those of domestic people, as we can see the case that some countries are giving almost the same rights to the marriage immigrants along with their domestic people, except for suffrage, the right to run for, and the right to be civil servants.
In the Korean society with a deep-rooted pure-blood sense, marriage immigrants are in trouble with communication, culture clash and so on. Besides, it is true that they are having economic difficulties which cannot be easily overcome in the country. Now the marriage immigrants, however, became people who have to settle and live along with us in Korea. This being so, we should establish the foundation on which they can enjoy their lives. Therefore the government is responsible for preparing the institutional base and complementing it. First, the irrationality or the flaw of marriage matchmaking and conclusion could be the crucial factor of whether or not the married life succeeds. That is why the irregular process of international marriage should be rooted out in advance. Thus, in Chapter Ⅱ of this study, I intend to seek for the institutions and improvements for preventing the absurd in the matchmaking process of the international marriage on the basis of 'Marriage Broker Regulation Act'. And I also intend to find out requirements to come into being the international marriage based on 'Private International Law'. Secondly, in Chapter Ⅲ, in order to prevent the harmful effects such as a fake marriage, a quick marriage like human trafficking, this research would cover the procedure of a visa issuance and of an entry permit, and would cover the reform of the visa system for marriage immigrants, based on 'Integrated Guideline for Marriage Immigrants (F-6) Visa and their Sojourn Control' which has been recently modified with a new judging standard in marriage visa issuance. Thirdly, in Chapter Ⅳ, I intend to consider the status which has been granted to marriage immigrants living in Korea, such as the legal status in 'Korean Constitution' and International Regulations, the status in 'Framework Act on Treatment of Foreigners Residing in Korea', the status in 'Support for Multi-cultural Families Act', the status in Social Security Acts, the status in 'Immigration Control Law' and marriage immigrants as permanent residency. And then I would also highlight the problems in the respective laws and draw the improvements. Fourthly, in Chapter Ⅴ, I am going to review the status in 'Nationality Act' including the procedure for obtaining the nationality which is essential for the married to settle down in our society finally and safely. And then I am going to find out the drawbacks and their remedies. Fifthly, In Chapter Ⅵ, I will make a conclusion about the problems and solutions in overall laws relating to the marriage immigration which have been reviewed in this study. It is true that marriage immigrants are taken into the legal consideration including several facts that they have no restrictions in getting a job, and that they are allowed to stay as long as they wish unless their marriage life would be destroyed because of their imputation, and that they enjoy the relatively eased requirements in obtaining permanent residency or nationality, compared with people who hold other sojourn status. However, it is difficult for them to be permitted a visa extension until they could acquire the permanent residency or nationality, when their marriage is not working well. Furthermore, in case there are no children between a Korean spouse and a marriage immigrant, it is not guaranteed that he/she is allowed to stay legally with the F-6 status. Therefore it is needless to say that it is urgent for them to gain nationality or permanent residency in order to get out of the insecure position and maintain the stable life. However, they must reside within the country maintaining marriage for at least 2 years in principle, and be basically equipped with the capability to make their living and language ability to become a Korean national. It is not so easy to meet such conditions for the short period of 2 years. Thus, so as to minimize these obstacles, it is advisable to provide the immigrants with institutional strategies and programs allowing them to train Korean language or culture adaptation before they enter this country. And it is also desirable that even after they enter Korea, the work like 'Social Integration Program' mainly focused on the understanding about Korean language and society should be legislated as a compulsory course that the married should complete, which will be of great help for them to smoothly adjust in our society. The marriage immigrants permitted naturalization have all the rights and duties prescribed in 'Korean Constitution' as Korean nationals. Because the law banning discrimination to the naturalized people has not been enacted, however, it is highly possible in reality for the immigrants to be invisibly discriminated or for their human rights to be invaded for their awkward speaking or different skin color. That the migrants have acquired nationality does not mean the discrimination or the invasion of human rights on the grounds of different race and skin color disappeared. So it is essential to legislate against discriminating human race (or multi-cultural population). In conclusion, the effort is badly needed which can drastically improve the laws and regulations relating to the marriage immigrants, by granting the rights in accordance with those of domestic people, as we can see the case that some countries are giving almost the same rights to the marriage immigrants along with their domestic people, except for suffrage, the right to run for, and the right to be civil servants.
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