Networks for Foreign Spouses of Korean Nationals
International Spouses of Koreans Association (ISKA) is a network of foreign women (mainly) and men with Korean spouses. Members are from over 30 countries. Call: 018-243-4725 or 018-272-7838.
Website: http://www.iskakorea.com or contact: isakorea_contact@yahoo.com
I WITH U (Immigration With You) is an internet café (Korean only) for marriage migrants launched by the Seoul Immigration Office in 2006. The café, which seeks to help foreign women settle well in Korean society, now boasts over 9,500 members, jointly operated by the Seoul Immigration Office and volunteers from the foreign women’s community. Members participate in a variety of activities, tours, etc. designed to help them to know and better understand Korean society and culture.
Note: The above information may have changed since we posted this list or may not include organisations of which you are aware. If you notice an error or omission, please advise us at info@korea4expats.com
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