Reasons for the natural decline of South Korea's population for three consecutive years

The reasons for the decrease are as follows:

There are two main reasons for the population decline in South Korea for three consecutive years: one is the low birth rate, and the other is the decrease of immigrants. South Korea's birth rate has been at a low level and has a downward trend in recent years. In addition, there are fewer and fewer immigrants in South Korea, which is also a reason for the population decline. In addition, the population of South Korea is also affected by natural disasters, such as the flood in 20 13, which is also a reason for the population decline.

Republic of Korea, referred to as "Korea". Located in the south of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia, it is surrounded by the sea on three sides, the Yellow Sea in the west, the Korean Strait in the southeast and the Sea of Japan in the east, and is adjacent to North Korea across the demilitarized zone of the 38th parallel.