KCC Web Site Enables Foreigners to Join Internet Sites
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The Korea Communications Commission (KCC) says it has opened a Web site in Korean, English, Chinese and Japanese to help foreigners staying in Korea easily join Korean Internet sites.
The commission said Monday that it also introduced a system to swiftly correct errors in the process that confirms the names of foreigners online.
Last year, the KCC and the Justice Ministry allowed foreigners to join Web sites by entering their passport numbers or alien registration numbers. But details were not sufficiently publicized for foreigners, which is why the commission developed the new measure.
KCC' English Web site : http://eng.kcc.go.kr
Reported by KBS WORLD Radio
The commission said Monday that it also introduced a system to swiftly correct errors in the process that confirms the names of foreigners online.
Last year, the KCC and the Justice Ministry allowed foreigners to join Web sites by entering their passport numbers or alien registration numbers. But details were not sufficiently publicized for foreigners, which is why the commission developed the new measure.
KCC' English Web site : http://eng.kcc.go.kr
Reported by KBS WORLD Radio
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