72-year-old South Korean man entered Japan on a 15-day visa, lived there for 33 years before being arrested
- Representative imageA 72-year-old South Korean man who entered Japan on a 15-day visa in 1993 is now facing arrest after allegedly remaining in the country for about 33 years.
- The man, identified in Japanese reports as Mun Jong-gi, entered Japan in September 1993 using his younger brother's passport, according to police.
- He reportedly came to the country hoping to find better-paid work than he could get in South Korea and subsequently supported himself through day labour and casual jobs.
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- Representative imageA 72-year-old South Korean man who entered Japan on a 15-day visa in 1993 is now facing arrest after allegedly remaining in the country for about 33 years.
- The man, identified in Japanese reports as Mun Jong-gi, entered Japan in September 1993 using his younger brother's passport, according to police.
- He reportedly came to the country hoping to find better-paid work than he could get in South Korea and subsequently supported himself through day labour and casual jobs.
Sources: Times of India