What is a Korean Canadian?
Q: What is a Korean Canadian?
A: A Korean Canadian is a Canadian of Korean descent.
Q: How many Koreans or people of Korean ancestry are in Canada, according to the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade?
A: According to the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, there are 223,322 Koreans or people of Korean ancestry in Canada.
Q: Where does Canada's population of Koreans rank among populations of Koreans outside of Korea?
A: Canada's population of Koreans ranks fourth among populations of Koreans outside of Korea, after Koreans in Japan and ahead of Koreans in Russia.
Q: How many Koreans does the government of South Korea estimate are living in Canada illegally?
A: The government of South Korea estimates that there are more than 100,000 Koreans living in Canada illegally.
Q: What is the significance of the South Korean government's estimate of the number of Koreans living in Canada illegally?
A: The South Korean government's estimate of the number of Koreans living in Canada illegally suggests that there may be a significant number of undocumented Korean immigrants in Canada.
Q: How might Korean Canadians contribute to Canadian society?
A: Korean Canadians may contribute to Canadian society through their culture, language, and skills, as well as their participation in the Canadian economy and political system.
Q: What challenges might Korean Canadians face in Canada?
A: Korean Canadians may face challenges related to discrimination, language barriers, and cultural differences, as well as challenges related to immigration status and access to resources and support services.
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