Can I immigrate to North Korea?

It is still difficult to immigrate to North Korea. There are three main ways of immigration, namely marriage immigration, investment immigration and skilled immigration. Moreover, immigration procedures are also very troublesome. North Korea, like China, is a country that does not support dual citizenship. Therefore, if you want to immigrate to North Korea, you must give up your original national identity.

Actually, marriage immigration is the easiest way. You only need to apply for Korean nationality. If you don't want Korean nationality, you can also choose whether to join Korean nationality for your children.

Koreans and children born in other countries, especially children under the age of 14, can choose their nationality according to the wishes of their parents or guardians. If they have no reason to join within three months, then North Korea will automatically revoke the child's Korean nationality.

/kloc-minors aged 0/4 need guardians and children to decide which nationality to join. At this time, the most important thing is the child's own wishes. The guardian's wishes are only for reference, but if he is an adult, he can choose his own nationality.

But it is very difficult to immigrate through technology or investment. Only those who have made great contributions to North Korea are eligible, but North Korea has not stipulated the boundaries of technology or investment at present.

Moreover, North Korea's favorite skilled immigrants are people with high technology. If you are just ordinary technicians, it is basically impossible to immigrate to North Korea. However, those "foreigners" who immigrate to North Korea enjoy the same treatment as North Koreans.