<P> South Korean nationality law defines who is a South Korean citizen, as well as the procedures by which one may be naturalized into South Korean citizenship or renounce it . </P> <P> South Korean nationality is automatically acquired in a number of ways: </P> <Ul> <Li> By being born to either a South Korean national father or South Korean national mother after 13 June 1998, or to a South Korean national father before then . </Li> <Li> By being born in South Korea to parents who are stateless, or being found abandoned within the territory of South Korea as a child . </Li> <Li> By being acknowledged by a South Korean national parent while still a minor (under 20 years of age). </Li> <Li> By meeting the requirements for naturalization . </Li> <Li> A minor (under 20 years of age) can apply with a foreigner parent who is applying for naturalization . </Li> <Li> Those who were born to a South Korean national mother and a foreign national father between 13 June 1978 and 13 June 1998, were able to apply for Korean nationality until 31 December 2004, by notification . (Unlike naturalization, there were no residency requirements and no need to apply from within South Korea .) This is known as Article 7 of the Addenda (Special Cases of Acquisition of Nationality for Persons of Maternal Line By Adoption of Jus Sanguinis to Both Lines of Parents). Those that fail to apply by the deadline may still be able to acquire South Korean nationality by applying for Special Naturalization . </Li> </Ul> <Li> By being born to either a South Korean national father or South Korean national mother after 13 June 1998, or to a South Korean national father before then . </Li>

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