Jostling for jobs in South Korea, Vietnamese workers step on each other’s toes

VNE – By Kim Ngan   October 3, 2022 | 08:02 am GMT+7

Jostling for jobs in South Korea, Vietnamese workers step on each other's toes

Vietnamese laborers attend a meeting in Hanoi where they are prepared for working in South Korea, July 21, 2022. Photo by VnExpress/Hong ChieuBoth Hai in the northern-central Ha Tinh Province and Thang in Hanoi have the same dream: to go to South Korea to work.

But Thang is trying to achieve what he wants at Hai’s expense.

Hai is waiting anxiously for the South Korean government to lift its ban on workers from his home district, Cam Xuyen.

Cam Xuyen is one of eight districts in Vietnam whose residents cannot enter South Korea until the end of 2022.

Seoul slapped the bans after discovering many people from these districts are working illegally in South Korea.

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46 Vietnamese tourists disappear from Jeju Island: S.Korea media

TUOI TRE NEWS

UPDATED : 01/16/2016 09:50 GMT + 7

A group of Vietnamese tourists have ‘vanished’ into thin air when they were visiting the South Korean resort island of Jeju, local media reported on Friday.

The 46 disappeared people are among 155 Vietnamese vacationers who started visiting the island for a six-day trip on Tuesday, according to South Korea’s Yonhap news agency.

These visitors from Vietnam, as well as other countries that are not linked to terrorism, are allowed to enter and stay on Jeju without a visa for up to 30 days on tourism purpose, according to a special act applicable for the island.