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This paper thus seeks to understand this emerging wave of Korean migration to the Philippines by examining its nature and magnitude, its causes and history as well as its repercussions and implications on Philippine-Korean relations.
Koreans in the Philippines, largely consisting of expatriates from South Korea and people born in the Philippines with Korean ancestry, form the second largest Korean diaspora community in Southeast Asia and the 14th-largest in the world, after Koreans in Kazakhstan and after Koreans in Vietnam. [2] .
Nov 7, 2015 · The migration of South Koreans to Southeast Asian countries began in the 19th century. In its incipient stage, Koreans settled in the Philippines because of its pristine, vast, and attractive environment and relatively low cost of living.
This study examines the impacts of immigration policies adopted by the Korean government, vis-à-vis other economic, socio, demographic, and political factors, on labour migration from developing countries to South Korea using a modified gravity model.
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South Koreans in the Philippines have formed various associations so that they may cope with many problems and explore the ways of coexistence with Filipinos and other foreigners. The activities of these associations have helped South Koreans solve their problems in cooperation with each other.
Geographically, the Philippines found itself discoursing with Asia through drama with the ABS-CBN teleserye titled Green Rose (Santos et al., 2011), also a trans-production of a Korean original. The story happens not in one place, but in two—Manila and Seoul, South Korea.
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the Philippines and other Asian countries have deepened: calls for ASEAN integration, the popularity of Korean and Japanese culture among Filipinos, the Korean diaspora, ongoing Filipino migration, cheaper flights to ASEAN countries, and the territorial and maritime disputes with China. Furthermore, many multinational companies have moved their
