[AYBABTME]

Off course YMMV. But that's not the rule in general.

I have recent experience with Korea which is overall quite efficient in fact, and yet it's still a struggle to figure out what I need to do, how to do it, and language barriers don't help.

[user_named]

If a Korean goes to your country and they only speak Korean, is it going to be easy for them?

[notch656c]

If they go to California places like the DMV will provide them a free Korean-English translator service. Under AB 60 an undocumented Korean could get a driver license and a free translator service to obtain it. If I am an undocumented immigrant in Korea will they provide a translator for me to get state ID as an "illegal" immigrant?

Honestly I would be shocked if you could point me anywhere else in the world where a Korean could be illegally staying, go to the motor bureau and not only get a free translator but get an official state ID and driver license.

https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/customer-service/interpreter-s...