Deported from South Korea 46-1

Lala42

Hi, I was deported from Korea this march with 46-(1) stamp in my passport because I failed to visit immigration when they called me to meet their office . I was on court process for refugee application and I had six months visa which didn't finished I got caught by immigration working illegally. Can I visit Korea again or do I have to wait for some years? Please I will appreciate your sincere reply.

Alethia

@Lala42
The maximum ban on a 46-1 deportation from North Korea is 5 years.
You now have a criminal record in South Korea and you will find it very hard to enter South Korea even after 5 years

Lala42

@Alethia I have never been to police station during my stayed in Korea & I never do any illegal stuff accept I work illegally. And my visa was still valid when they caught me but according to them they cancelled my visa few days before my arrest. Do you think I have any criminal records? I only applied for refugee and they didn't gave me a chance to have it so I did appealed to court which I didn't win.

Alethia

@Lala42
Your understanding of the law and my understanding is obviously very different.
You were found illegally working and deported under law 46-1. That means it is considered a criminal offence.
You asked for advice I gave it. If you do not like my answer I suggest you contact the South Korea immigration department