South Korea Modifies Electronic Arrival Card; Beijing Hopes ROK Abides by One-China Principle
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The South Korean government has modified its electronic arrival card (E-Arrival Card), removing a field that had labeled Taiwan as 'CHINA (TAIWAN)' in response to a protest from Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Taiwan is part of China, making the 'China Taiwan' label natural, and urged South Korea to adhere to the One-China principle. Taiwan responded that, based on reciprocity, it will maintain the designation 'South Korea' on its Alien Resident Certificates.
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- Q: What change did South Korea make to its electronic arrival card?
- A: The South Korean government modified its electronic arrival card by removing the 'Previous Place of Departure' and 'Next Destination' fields, which had previously mislabeled Taiwan as 'CHINA (TAIWAN)'.