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1980s, the proportion of Korean labourers working on construction projects for
Hyundai declined from 70% to only 20โ30% during the 1980s, with the shortfall being taken up by local labourers instead. By 1990, only 56,000 South Korean migrant workers went abroad to any destination, a drop of over 70% since 1982. By 1992, the wage gap between South Korea and the rich countries of the Middle East had largely disappeared. The South Korean population would shrink over the following decade before rebounding slightly to 13,008 by 2009. Over the next two years, the population would show rapid growth of nearly 27%, reaching 16,461 by 2011. Nearly three-quarters of that recent population growth was driven by increased migration to the
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was three years. Migration to the region would peak in 1982 and 1983. Wages were around four to five million won, roughly twice what could be earned in South Korea at the time, and workers typically remitted 80% of their salaries. Families used saved remittances to purchase houses or start businesses. However, migration was not a success for everyone: roughly one-in-ten workers returned from the Middle East reported a decrease in income, usually due to inability to find suitable work. The hot, dry climate and long work hours also resulted in health problems for many workers, and the medical bills whittled away at their savings.
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1063:. There was no known North Korean presence, and North Korea does not maintain diplomatic relations with the kingdom. As of 2011, South Korean government figures showed 2,821 of their nationals or former nationals in the country, up by about 40% from 2,014 in 2011. This made them the second-largest Korean population in the region, having surpassed the population in Qatar which shrank during the same period. 43 were Saudi nationals, 65 were international students, and the remaining 2,713 had other kinds of visas. 1,479 lived in
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destination, with 23,138 arrivals from South Korea. In total, from 1977 until 1985, 103,953 South
Koreans came to Libya. However, virtually all returned home, and as of 2009, it was estimated that only 854 South Korean nationals lived in the country. The South Korean population fell a further 87% in the next two years, leaving just 111 South Koreans in the country. Libya also has a Korean weekend school, founded in 2000; it enrolled 22 students from kindergarten to high school levels as of 2007.
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548:. In 1974, the first South Korean firm won a contract in the region, for highway construction in Saudi Arabia, and imported 218 South Korean construction workers, the first Korean residents, to assist in the project. The following year, 3,593 South Koreans went to Saudi Arabia for work. By 1977, migrants to Saudi Arabia alone composed nearly one-fifth of all registered emigration from South Korea, making it the third-most popular destination for emigrants (the top two being
628:. In 2001, there were only about 70 South Koreans in Bahrain, primarily corporate assignees. However, the small population was enough to support a single Korean supermarket as well as a few Korean restaurants. As of 2011, South Korean consular statistics recorded 282 of their nationals living in Bahrain. Four had Bahraini nationality, while the other 278 were on temporary visas. Their population grew by about 15% since 2009. There were no
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2011, the country had the Arab world's seventh-largest Korean population. From 356 in 2009, the number of South Korean nationals grew by 66% to 592 in 2011. Among them, 48 were international students, while 544 held other types of visas; none had become
Jordanian nationals. The vast majority (556, or 94%) lived in
580:. Unlike their Western competitors, Koreans worked around the clock in shifts; huge lighting systems were installed to facilitate night work. A survey of migrants showed that 73% were between 25 and 40 years old; under half (48%) of the regular workers were married, while 69% of contract workers were.
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to Islam. Migration to the country would peak in 1982 and 1983, with over 122,000 South
Koreans entering Saudi Arabia in each of those years, making up over 70% of Korean migration to the region. However, by 1985, the number of South Koreans entering Saudi Arabia had fallen to 58,924, paralleling a
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was a minor destination for South Korean migrant workers in the 1970s and 1980s. The first group of 90 migrant workers arrived in 1975; from then until 1985, a total of 12,544 came to the country. The number reached its peak with 2,404 in 1980 but fell to less than a quarter that level by 1985. By
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Egypt was a relatively minor destination for Korean migrant workers. The Cairo Korean School, founded on 5 December 1979, is one of the region's few Korean day schools; it enrolled 27 students at the elementary level as of 2007. However, their student numbers have been falling, and from 2002 until
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The receiving countries were concerned about the effect that long-term residence of migrant workers could have on their societies; they preferred Korean workers because they were unaccompanied by family members and so stayed only for short periods. The typical length of an assignment in the region
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was never a major destination for South Korean labourers; the first group of 636 workers did not arrive until 1976, and until 1985, only a total of 12,816 South Korean emigrants chose Qatar as their destination. Unlike in other countries in the region, Korean workers in Qatar did not just come as
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80% of their earnings back to South Korea. In spite of these difficulties, between 1975 and 1985, 63,898 South Korean workers came to Kuwait, and as late as 1990, roughly 10,000 were estimated to remain. Kuwait's only school for Korean nationals, the Kuwait Hangul School, was established in 1991.
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The United Arab
Emirates received a small contingent of Korean migrant workers in the late 1970s and early 1980s, but it was never a major destination. However, due to rapid growth since 2005, the country has come to have the Arab world's largest Korean population. As of 2008, there were roughly
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Several factors in the late 1980s contributed to decreasing the amount of Korean migration. Increasing labour unrest initiated by South Korean workers provided one stimulus for the localisation of the workforce. South Korea's rising labour costs were another reason. During the latter half of the
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alone, largely businessmen working at the 90 Korean companies which operated in the country. Rapid population growth continued through 2011; by that year, South Korean consular statistics showed 5,665 of their nationals or former nationals living in the UAE, giving it the region's largest South
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North Korea also dispatched labourers to Libya in the 1980s and 1990s; a batch of
Northern construction workers arrived in Libya in 2008. There were estimated to be roughly 200 North Korean expatriates in Libya as of 2011. Among them are construction workers, doctors, and nurses. They were not
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The growth in the South Korean migrant worker population reflected a deliberate policy of the government to promote manpower exports; they had established a special department for this purpose as early as the mid-1960s, and in the 1970s, construction enterprises were given priority in order to
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Furthermore, in an echo of the South Korean policy of the 1970s and 1980s, the North Korean government has also been sending its workers abroad to earn hard currency for their country recently. As of 2009, there were estimated to be six thousand North Korean workers in various Arab countries,
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did not receive its first South Korean workers until 1977, it quickly became a popular destination; it was the only Arab country which experienced consistent growth in the number of Korean workers between 1981 and 1985, and by 1985 it had already become the Arab world's second most popular
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Koreans returned home in the following decade, and as of 2011, only 1,000 South Korean nationals resided in the country. There were no known former South Korean nationals with Kuwaiti nationality; six were international students, and the remainder had other kinds of visas.
717:, consisting of 3,600 troops; they were sent to Iraq in September 2004. As of March 2007, about 1,600 remained; another 400 were expected to return home in April, with the others departing by the end of the year. There were also 113 South Korean civilians in Iraq as of 2011.
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2008 they did not even hold any graduation ceremony. There is also a Korean church in Cairo, which conducts various outreach activities. As of 2011, South Korean consular statistics recorded 995 of their nationals or former nationals living in Egypt, with 886 in
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825:, they were described as being at the bottom of the social structure, "ridiculed and stripped of their rights". Nor did they spend much of their money locally; as meals and housing were provided for them in their work camps, it was estimated that they
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and other universities in the country since 2002. More controversially, some of the South
Koreans in Jordan are missionaries. By 2004, there were estimated to be at least 30 South Korean Christian missionary families living in
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Bahrain was a minor destination for South Korean migrant workers in the late 1970s and early 1980s. South Korea used to have an embassy in
Bahrain from 1976 to 1999, but closed it in a round of cost-cutting measures after the
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is one of the major employers of South
Koreans in Qatar. As of 2011, South Korean consular statistics showed 2,184 of their nationals or former nationals living in the country, a decrease of 7.7% since 2009. 1,383 lived in
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port construction project, and that the army then proceeded to arrest and execute several workers. Korean workers were also not afforded the opportunity for much social contact with their host population, though a few did
702:; from 1981 until 1985, Iraq was consistently the second to fourth-most popular Arab world destination for South Korean migrant labourers, a total of whom 66,665 went to the country during that period. In March 2003, then-
576:; Koreans were described as having a "competitive advantage" over workers of other nationalities due to their discipline and level of skill, which some commentators attributed to South Korea's practise of universal male
512:; between 1975 and 1985, 1.1 million Koreans came for work, which made it the third-most popular destination for Korean emigrants. Eventually, most returned home or moved on to other countries, and as of 2014, the
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Korean population, with more than twice as large a population as that in Saudi Arabia. Five were Emirati nationals, fourteen were international students, and the rest had other types of visas. 3,276 lived in
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including Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, and Yemen; like the South Koreans two decades earlier, they also work primarily in construction-related trades such as welding and carpentry.
985:. Their lives are subject to a great deal of official constraint, and they try to avoid contact with the South Koreans. There were no registered schools for Korean nationals in Qatar as of 2007.
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in 1975; however, until the end of 1980, only a total of 1,958 registered emigrants went to the country. However, their numbers would increase along with the intensification of the
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1038:. Labour relations were especially a source of friction in Saudi Arabia; one eyewitness account by an American expatriate claims that Hyundai's management called in the
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also states there may be as many as 4,000 North Korean workers in the country, which if correct, would give Kuwait the second-largest Korean population in the region
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that year. South Korean official media reported that Pyongyang had explicitly ordered their nationals in Libya and Egypt not to return home.
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South Koreans in the country pursue a variety of professions. Some are interested in investing in construction projects in the country. The
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opened in Dubai, staffed by waitresses from North Korea; the restaurant earns hard currency to supplement the North Korean state budget.
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downward trend in the whole region. Saudi Arabia's first school for South Korean nationals was established in 1992 in
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in an effort to convert them. One well-known South Korean who grew up in Jordan and naturalised as a citizen there is
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to Iraq. Later the South Koreans expanded their presence, creating an entirely new division, the
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Population and Development of the Arab Gulf States: The Case of Bahrain, Oman, and Kuwait
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by means of intermediaries, there were no recorded Korean visitors before 1959, when two
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Seok, Hyunho; Yang, Jonghoe (1992), "Republic of Korea", in Gunatilleke, Godfrey (ed.),
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have established a greater presence in Kuwait recent years, and the
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2362:"About 3,000 North Korean Construction Workers in Kuwait: KOTRA"
2203:"A Multicultural Comic Wows Arab Crowds With an Insider's Touch"
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employees of Korean companies, but also as subcontractors of
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facilitate their entry into overseas markets. Over two dozen
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There are two Korean international schools in Saudi Arabia:
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nationals are present in all of the region's countries, and
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Immigrant Entrepreneurs: Koreans in Los Angeles, 1965โ1982
2388:"North Korea's Air Koryo resumes PyongyangโKuwait service"
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President Roh Moo-hyn's State Visit to the State of Kuwait
2134:"Korean Missionaries Carrying Word to Hard-to-Sway Places"
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employed migrant labour, the largest such employer being
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workers also have a growing presence in several of them.
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2544:. The Peninsula Qatar. 13 September 2015. Archived from
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estimated that there are roughly three or four thousand
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The first group of nine South Korean workers arrived in
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Made in Korea: Chung Ju Yung and the Rise of Hyundai
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879:construction workers in the country as of 2004.
1059:In 1998, South Korea closed their consulate in
739:or its surroundings, with another 14 living at
1847:
1845:
1333:
1331:
1329:
1122:Number of North Korean migrant workers in Asia
676:), a South Korean international school, is in
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1853:"New education exchange plans are on the way"
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1981:
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671:
32:
2938:Kwon, Seung-ho; O'Donnell, Michael (2001),
2608:
2485:
2230:
1825:"N. Korean Workers Brave Hard Times in UAE"
1751:
1749:
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1667:
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1317:which it classifies under "Africa Region" (
496:used to form a major part of the worldwide
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3140:, South Korea: Presidential Archives, 2007
3134:"President Roh Moo-hyun: Summit Diplomacy"
761:Iraqi migrants and refugees in the country
31:
2245:
1696:
1694:
833:There was formerly a small contingent of
4969:Demographics of the United Arab Emirates
3114:Overseas Korean Educational Institutions
2846:"Islam Struggles for a Toehold in Korea"
2736:"Korean Female Crew Capture Middle East"
2711:"South Korea to open consulate in Dubai"
2268:
2256:
1790:
1755:
1740:
1655:
1653:
1636:
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1128:Demographics of the United Arab Emirates
977:; they perform low-skilled work such as
2623:
2513:Leach, Hannah Stuart (6 October 2011),
1628:
1626:
1624:
1622:
1620:
1618:
1616:
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1259:
1257:
1253:
1132:Expatriates in the United Arab Emirates
3077:Current Status of Overseas Compatriots
2791:Ferris-Lay, Claire (17 January 2012),
2339:
2186:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
2179:
1700:
1271:Current Status of Overseas Compatriots
1212:. There are Korean weekend schools in
801:destination for Korean workers behind
793:first arrived in 1975 as employees of
748:Korea International Cooperation Agency
2670:Korean International School of Jeddah
2650:
2635:
2594:
2542:"Around 3,000 North Koreans in Qatar"
2515:"Competition high for 'flying girls'"
2413:
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1296:
1092:Korean International School of Jeddah
636:exchanges between the two countries.
7:
3174:์นดํ๋ฅดํ์ธํ (Korean Association of Qatar)
3138:Cheongwadae: Office of the President
2868:Bonacich, Edna; Light, Ivan (1991),
1778:
1728:
1712:
1685:
1640:
51:Regions with significant populations
2965:Mohammed, Nadeya Sayed Ali (2003),
2912:"Labor Migration in the Arab World"
2500:
2429:Yi, Yeong-jong (25 February 2011),
2101:Jeong, Jae-su (26 September 2006),
1996:Hwang, Balbina (13 February 2004),
1034:in 1973, which would later move to
795:South Korean construction companies
709:agreed to dispatch a contingent of
508:in large numbers in early 1970s as
3583:Commonwealth of Independent States
2816:Kenyon, Peter (31 December 2010),
2157:Mossalli, Marriam (15 June 2011),
1030:in 1962, and opened an embassy in
1015:A sign for a Korean restaurant in
25:
3765:off the northwest coast of Africa
2386:O'Carroll, Chad (27 March 2014).
2366:YON โ Yonhap News Agency of Korea
2321:Suh, Jung-min (16 January 2005),
5157:Ethnic groups in the Middle East
5119:
4557:
4413:Minorities and Foreign nationals
4191:
3251:
3246:
3159:์ ฏ๋คํ๊ตญํ๊ต (Korean School in Jeddah)
2892:Collins, George Francis (2003),
2201:Bharadwaj, Vinita (9 May 2012),
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5126:United Arab Emirates portal
3164:์ฟ ์จ์ดํธํ๊ธํ๊ต (Kuwait Hangul School)
2022:Lee, Chi-dong (13 March 2007),
3169:๋๋ฐ์ด ํ์ธ๊ตํ (Dubai Korean Church)
2682:
1982:
1319:
1301:
1137:2,500 South Koreans living in
1106:
1096:
672:
1:
3763:autonomous community of Spain
3041:, United Kingdom: Routledge,
2956:MacKellar, F. Landis (1982),
2942:, United Kingdom: Routledge,
2296:Choi, Jin (10 January 2011),
2083:(in Korean), 21 February 2009
1929:(in Korean), 20 February 2009
43:
4720:Demographics of Saudi Arabia
2742:, 4 May 2007, archived from
1886:(in Korean). 25 October 2001
1042:to put down a strike at the
995:Demographics of Saudi Arabia
4563:Immigration to Saudi Arabia
3414:South Korea (North Koreans)
3064:Data tables and directories
3037:Steers, Richard M. (1999),
2910:Halliday, Fred (May 1984),
2002:Heritage Foundation WebMemo
1367:, p. 322. 903 live at
1003:Indonesians in Saudi Arabia
618:1997 Asian financial crisis
5178:
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4232:
1125:
992:
925:
890:
778:
743:, and 22 in other places.
724:
687:
643:
608:
5162:Korean diaspora by region
5147:Korean diaspora in Africa
5116:
4189:
3759:
3243:
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1956:(in Korean), 8 March 2005
1767:Kwon & O'Donnell 2001
1674:Bonacich & Light 1991
999:Filipinos in Saudi Arabia
873:government of South Korea
494:Koreans in the Arab world
484:
464:
440:
42:
33:Koreans in the Arab world
3096:
3071:
2431:
2103:
2080:Maeil Business Newspaper
2073:
1948:
1921:
1878:
1265:
1022:South Korea established
769:Axis of Evil Comedy Tour
5152:Korean diaspora in Asia
2896:, Trafford Publishing,
2432:๋ฆฌ๋น์ ๋ถํ์ธ 200๋ช
์ ์ฒ ์ ์ ์ํค๋
1102:Korean School in Riyadh
611:Demographics of Bahrain
514:South Korean government
18:Koreans in Saudi Arabia
3804:Demographics of Kuwait
3747:South Korean defectors
3742:North Korean defectors
3600:Russia (North Koreans)
3480:North Korean defectors
2969:, Ashgate Publishing,
2850:Harvard Asia Quarterly
1978:Korean School in Cairo
1123:
1019:
869:North Korean companies
781:Demographics of Kuwait
727:Demographics of Jordan
668:Korean School in Cairo
661:international students
630:international students
626:electronic engineering
570:South Korean companies
504:started coming to the
4306:Demographics of Egypt
3963:Demographics of Qatar
1121:
1014:
1007:Turks in Saudi Arabia
928:Demographics of Qatar
914:evacuated during the
893:Demographics of Libya
835:South Korean soldiers
785:Expatriates in Kuwait
646:Demographics of Egypt
480:Related ethnic groups
4169:Immigration to Egypt
3121:on 30 September 2007
2894:Goodbye Saudi Arabia
2548:on 15 September 2015
1791:Seok & Yang 1992
1741:Seok & Yang 1992
1114:United Arab Emirates
1024:diplomatic relations
752:University of Jordan
690:Demographics of Iraq
590:United Arab Emirates
574:Hyundai Construction
66:United Arab Emirates
2852:(4), archived from
2844:Baker, Don (2006),
2132:(1 November 2004),
901:Pakistanis in Libya
34:
3576:Post-Soviet states
3083:on 23 October 2010
2717:, 26 February 2008
2653:, pp. 272โ273
2626:, pp. 100โ101
2368:, 27 November 2004
2207:The New York Times
2138:The New York Times
1831:, 25 December 2009
1781:, pp. 121โ122
1769:, pp. 104โ105
1703:, pp. 107โ119
1688:, pp. 122โ123
1676:, pp. 105โ106
1460:, pp. 267โ279
1448:, pp. 281โ282
1340:, pp. 277โ279
1124:
1020:
947:Japanese companies
897:Filipinos in Libya
839:United States Army
711:ROK army engineers
657:Egyptian nationals
5132:
5131:
5051:Foreign nationals
5007:Roman Catholicism
4935:
4934:
4833:Foreign nationals
4768:Eastern Orthodoxy
4686:
4685:
4668:Human trafficking
4523:
4522:
4397:Coptic Christians
4349:Oriental Orthodox
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4271:
4135:
4134:
4070:Foreign nationals
4006:Roman Catholicism
3929:
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3879:Foreign nationals
3842:Roman Catholicism
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3179:Gulf Korean Times
3030:978-92-808-0745-5
3012:978-92-808-0794-3
2797:Construction Week
2574:, 17 January 2007
2468:, 26 October 2011
2130:Onishi, Norimitsu
1922:์นด์ด๋ก ํ๊ตญํ๊ต 8๋
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2104:์๋ฅด๋จ ๊ตญ๋ฆฝ๋ํ ํ๊ตญ์ด๊ณผ ๊ฐ์ค
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1190:Okryu Restaurant
1109:
1108:
1099:
1098:
932:South Korea and
916:Libyan civil war
675:
674:
562:Zainichi Koreans
558:Korean Americans
428:
424:
422:
421:
408:
404:
402:
401:
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384:
382:
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364:
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122:
121:
108:
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4375:
4308:
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4268:
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3960:
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3925:
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3692:
3657:
3611:
3560:
3534:
3491:
3423:
3363:
3317:
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3245:
3241:
3218:
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3101:
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3097:์ฌ์ธ๋ํฌ ๋ณธ๋ฌธ(์ง์ญ๋ณ ์์ธ)
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2824:
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2169:on 3 March 2016
2159:"Archived copy"
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686:
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498:Korean diaspora
486:Korean diaspora
419:
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4445:Circassians
4380:Main groups
4359:Catholicism
4252:From Europe
4176:From Africa
3683:New Zealand
3638:Netherlands
3465:Philippines
3104:25 February
2740:Chosun Ilbo
2465:Yonhap News
2445:26 February
2441:(in Korean)
2333:25 February
2307:25 February
2173:25 February
2143:25 February
2115:25 February
2111:(in Korean)
2109:Dongpo News
2087:24 February
2028:Yonhap News
1927:Yonhap News
1884:Korea Times
1835:29 December
1829:Chosun Ilbo
1715:, pp.
1701:Steers 1999
1643:, pp.
1555:South Sudan
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1146:, 1,982 in
983:bricklaying
851:Gyeonggi-do
847:Dongducheon
789:Koreans in
624:plants and
5141:Categories
5098:Pakistanis
4901:Pakistanis
4616:Pakistanis
4364:Protestant
4122:Pakistanis
4034:Afro-Arabs
3911:Pakistanis
3678:Micronesia
3546:Arab world
3503:Bangladesh
3496:South Asia
2651:MOFAT 2011
2636:NIIED 2007
2595:NIIED 2007
2472:30 October
2418:์ฌ๋ฆฌ๋น์์ฃผ๋งํ๊ธํ๊ต
2414:NIIED 2007
2281:NIIED 2007
1905:NIIED 2007
1810:MOFAT 2009
1660:Baker 2006
1594:MOFAT 2009
1590:MOFAT 2011
1578:MOFAT 2011
1566:MOFAT 2011
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1396:MOFAT 2011
1381:Boughezoul
1365:MOFAT 2011
1353:MOFAT 2011
1338:MOFAT 2011
1297:MOFAT 2011
1244:References
1218:Nouadhibou
1214:Mauritania
1126:See also:
993:See also:
979:plastering
926:See also:
891:See also:
843:Camp Casey
823:Pakistanis
779:See also:
725:See also:
688:See also:
644:See also:
609:See also:
600:By country
534:Arab world
506:Arab world
406:Mauritania
5063:Filipinos
5058:Armenians
4977:Religions
4861:Filipinos
4846:Armenians
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4751:Ahmadiyya
4728:Religions
4642:Americans
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4569:From Asia
4450:Filipinos
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4387:Egyptians
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4201:From Asia
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3886:Armenians
3812:Religions
3737:Koreatown
3711:Koryo-mar
3704:Languages
3673:Australia
3616:Elsewhere
3605:Kamchatka
3539:West Asia
3530:Sri Lanka
3525:Pakisatan
3470:Singapore
3445:Indonesia
3392:Hong Kong
3375:East Asia
3359:Venezuela
3329:Argentina
3286:Guatemala
3181:newspaper
2802:22 August
2399:1 October
2163:Arab News
1779:Park 1998
1729:Park 1998
1713:Seok 1991
1686:Park 1998
1641:Seok 1991
1598:Bethlehem
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1186:Abu Dhabi
1150:, 141 in
1148:Abu Dhabi
1079:, 100 in
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1067:, 607 in
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949:as well.
881:Air Koryo
863:Al Ahmadi
819:Filipinos
771:in 2007.
704:president
678:New Cairo
659:, 65 are
436:Languages
426:Palestine
5088:Lebanese
5073:Iranians
5030:Emiratis
4886:Lebanese
4821:Rashaida
4790:Buddhism
4785:Hinduism
4656:See also
4606:Lebanese
4495:Sudanese
4480:Magyarab
4470:Japanese
4465:Italians
4337:Ismailis
4264:Italians
4228:Japanese
4183:Sudanese
4112:Lebanese
4102:Iranians
4054:Bedouins
3906:Lebanese
3732:Adoptees
3595:Sakhalin
3513:Varanasi
3475:Thailand
3455:Malaysia
3440:Cambodia
3409:Mongolia
3397:Shanghai
3344:Paraguay
2860:23 April
2827:10 March
2766:About us
2578:25 April
2524:30 April
2501:CFR 1980
2342:citation
2302:Army.mil
2285:์ฟ ์จ์ดํธํ๊ธํ๊ต
2182:citation
2058:26 April
2033:26 April
1890:30 April
1879:๋ฐ๋ ์ธ ํ์ธ์ฌํ
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1277:2 August
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544:for the
540:went to
466:Buddhism
460:Religion
5103:Syrians
5093:Nepalis
5083:Koreans
5068:Indians
5040:Bedouin
4920:Related
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4896:Nepalis
4881:Koreans
4866:Indians
4816:Bedouin
4621:Syrians
4611:Nepalis
4601:Koreans
4586:Indians
4475:Koreans
4460:Indians
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4435:Bedouin
4404:Nubians
4392:Sa'idis
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4107:Koreans
4097:Indians
4077:Afghans
4049:Bedoons
4044:Baharna
4029:Qataris
3916:Syrians
3901:Koreans
3896:Indians
3666:Oceania
3633:Germany
3588:Ukraine
3487:Vietnam
3460:Myanmar
3387:Beijing
3354:Uruguay
3311:by city
2932:3011279
2876:105โ106
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2822:NPR.org
2393:NK News
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1909:์นด์ด๋กํ๊ตญํ๊ต
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1315:Algeria
1313:, plus
1234:Tunisia
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1094:(KISJ;
1049:convert
964:Al Khor
905:Though
815:Indians
673:์นด์ด๋กํ๊ตญํ๊ต
605:Bahrain
528:History
502:Koreans
450:English
386:Lebanon
266:Tunisia
246:Bahrain
226:Morocco
126:Algeria
5078:Iraqis
5035:Bedoon
4891:Malays
4871:Iraqis
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4596:Iraqis
4510:Turkic
4505:Siwis
4485:Malays
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4259:Greeks
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3688:Hawaii
3643:Poland
3628:France
3569:Europe
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3306:Hawaii
3291:Mexico
3269:Canada
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1077:Medina
1073:Jeddah
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922:Qatar
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887:Libya
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640:Egypt
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286:Syria
166:Egypt
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111:3,000
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3368:Asia
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3281:Cuba
3274:list
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3127:2009
3106:2012
3089:2009
3043:ISBN
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3007:ISBN
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2898:ISBN
2880:ISBN
2862:2007
2829:2012
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