Dumb question, for no particular reason. Has anyone here done that?
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Almost definitely not. Even the Spanish guy who founded the Korean Friendship Association had to spend like a decade proving himself as an actual ally before he received even provisional permission to stay for short periods of time.
Has anyone here done that?
If any hexbear user did successfully move to the DPRK, we’d never hear from them again. I imagine they’d be deeply distrustful of any American and bypassing internet restrictions to post on an American forum would be a quick way to prison.
I’m 99,9% sure it’s impossible through legal means. Maybe you can somehow travel there and then beg for some kind of refugee status? Very unlikely to work though lmao.
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You’re not even allowed to travel there on vacation
can you feel the FREEEEDOM?
in the 1980s this type of restriction was constantly whined about to demonize the socialist bloc
Wasn’t there a US soldier who tried to defect to the DPRK but was turned down not long back?
Yeah he SA’d a young girl I believe and tried to seek refuge in the DPRK. He’d have had better luck going back to america and becoming a priest.
Yes. He was in US military custody and somehow managed to run across the DMZ. He made up all kinds of claims but it turned out he was wanted for SA and was being taken to the US for discipline. The DPRK ultimately deported him back to the US.
I’ve never heard of it, but if it was allowed, it would probably become the leftist answer to cottagecore.
Supposedly there are positions to teach English in North Korea open to foreigners.
edit: Idk about USian though. They probably favor UKians.
They welcome people named Michael
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Go to China, sneak across the border with a Bible and try and convert everyone you see. You’ll get to live there, but you won’t like the accommodations.
I don’t know. Have you thought of alternatives, like China?
