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1,132 Foreign Nationals Caught Working Illegally as Delivery Riders… Work-Permit System Under Scrutiny

During the first eight months of this year, 1,132 foreign nationals in South Korea were caught working illegally as delivery riders. The figure highlights the need to examine whether there are blind spots in the work-permit system for foreign workers, but the information made public does not reveal the individuals’ immigration statuses or what happened to them afterward.

2026.10.11

1,132 Foreign Nationals Caught Working Illegally as Delivery Riders… Work-Permit System Under Scrutiny

Microsoft Suspended from H-1B Workers’ Green Card Application Program—Scope and Grounds Not Disclosed

U.S. Suspends Green Card Process for Microsoft, Other Tech Companies: How Is It Different From H-1B?

From Korean Proficiency to Employment and Settlement: Expanding Visa Pathways for International Students

Visa Delays for NIS Staff Bound for Washington: A Separate Issue from Whether Applications Were Denied

Australian Opposition’s Immigration Cuts Would Close Some Doors to Students and Refugees, While Opening Others to Skilled Workers

Fees for Undocumented Migrants Vary Even Within the Same University Hospital System

Visa Delays for NIS Staff Assigned to U.S. Embassy Stir Controversy… ‘Rejected’ Is Not the Same as ‘Being Processed’

Deportation Flights to Liberia Echo America’s Long History

Group Brawl at Pyeongtaek Park… Two International Students with Fractures Arrested; Key Questions in the Investigation

Beyond Two Round-of-16 Exits, Refugee Athletes Take the Stage at the Asian Games

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1,132 Foreign Nationals Caught Working Illegally as Delivery Riders… Work-Permit System Under Scrutiny

Microsoft Suspended from H-1B Workers’ Green Card Application Program—Scope and Grounds Not Disclosed

U.S. Suspends Green Card Process for Microsoft, Other Tech Companies: How Is It Different From H-1B?

From Korean Proficiency to Employment and Settlement: Expanding Visa Pathways for International Students

Visa Delays for NIS Staff Bound for Washington: A Separate Issue from Whether Applications Were Denied

Australian Opposition’s Immigration Cuts Would Close Some Doors to Students and Refugees, While Opening Others to Skilled Workers

Fees for Undocumented Migrants Vary Even Within the Same University Hospital System

Visa Delays for NIS Staff Assigned to U.S. Embassy Stir Controversy… ‘Rejected’ Is Not the Same as ‘Being Processed’

Deportation Flights to Liberia Echo America’s Long History

Group Brawl at Pyeongtaek Park… Two International Students with Fractures Arrested; Key Questions in the Investigation

Beyond Two Round-of-16 Exits, Refugee Athletes Take the Stage at the Asian Games