South Korea deports 200 Nepali workers lacking basic Korean language

3 years ago

South Korea deports 200 Nepali workers lacking basic Korean language

South Korea has sent back home over 200 Nepali migrant workers after they lacked basic skills and khnowledge of Korean Language.

According to Nepal Police, Korea sent them back on the ground of having no required knowledge of Korean Language.

Korea has been sending those candidates who got through the Korean Language Test (KLT) by using fake examinees on their behalf by bribing them a huge amount of money.

Korea has already sent back over 200 Nepali migrant workers since 2015, said Nepal Police. According to SSP Deepak Thapa of Metropolitan Police Crime Division, Kathmandu a Nepali migrant worker who was sent back home has revealed that he got through the KLT by using a fake examinee. He had paid Rs 700,000 to him via broker.

SSP Thapa said the Korean language instructors themselves are found involved in such kinds of illegal activities. It has been revealed after the arrest of Uttam Man Limbu, the Korean Language instructor at Sensege Consultancy based at Bag Bazaar, Kathmandu.

Korean Language Instructors help examinees get through the KLT by taking Rs 700,000 each from them.

Korean Embassy has lodged a complaint at the Nepal Police headquarters, Naxal, after unqualified Nepali migrant workers often reached Korea through such ways.

Nepal Police HQ said -Korea have warned that it would no longer recruit Nepali workers in future if such cases are repeated again.