Can a foreigner serve in another military?
I have two big dreams for my future and would like to combine the two, but I'm not sure if that's even possible. I'd like to go to South Korea, but I'd also like to join the military (air force or armored personnel, but I'm not sure which yet). So I wanted to ask if it's possible for a German to join the South Korean military. Of course, only once I have a long-term visa and everything, but that's a different story.
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I can just shake my head over you. How much language can you speak? And I hope you realize that the country is not just a great POP. Especially not in the military….
How are you suitable for military service? Or did you just see a great soldier's picture and now you want it? After your other questions, it's just blue-eyed as you get over
Even without having read the other questions, the question here is already so by naive…Changes already at the point "long-term visa" as if you wait for them..
I've been learning Korean since I've been ten I can now get the language as good as memorizing. I have also been going to kickboxing for a year and a half and when I was seven I have started with Judo I have been interested in martial sports for a long time and the Korean culture of kpop itself is in no case the speech here, but since it is not possible for Germans to join another military, it would also be clarified, but please don't add any things in your answers that were not asked in the question. Thank you.
No.
Apart from that, you are generally not allowed to work for a foreign military as a German.
It's not that easy.