The Korean dual citizenship law overreaches and sparks outrage among Korean-Americans and international couples in the U.S.  According to the Korean Personal Principle: A child is considered a dual citizen of South Korea if one parent is a Korean national at the time of the child’s birth regard...

Automatic Korean Nationality by Birth If your father or mother was a Korean National when you were born in the United States, you have been automatically assigned Korean citizenship.  This means that you are a dual citizen of the United States and Korea at birth, which many Korean Americans rem...