Korean Legal Research

The University of Washington Law Library has two guides to Korean Legal Research :

• Korean Legal Research at the University of Washington
• Korean Law A-Z

The University of Iowa Law Library guide, Korea - Getting Started, covers both North and South Korea.

Two South Korean research guides are available from GlobaLex:

• UPDATE: South Korean Law Research on the Internet
• UPDATE: A Research Guide and a Bibliography for Korean Law Research in English

United States Foreign Relations

• U.S. Department of State
• Travel.State.gov from the Office of Consular Affairs (U.S. Dept. of State)
  Travel advisories, passport and visa information, links to embassy home pages
• Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts (U.S. Dept. of State)
• Embassies and Consulates (U.S. Dept. of State)

The Columbia Law School Center for Korean Legal Studies provides some links to Korean news and law sites.

Megasites from  the [U.S.] Law Library of Congress, Yale Law School (see the listing for South Korea) and Washburn University Law School’s WashLaw provide links to Korean government websites. See the Heafey Law Library Research Guide on Foreign and Comparative Legal Research for links to additional megasites, such as the World Legal Information Institute.