병역미필자 국적이탈허가의 예외 가능성에 대한 소고

At present, multiple nationalities are legislatively established in the trend of the times and are established as legal and social perceptions for the Korean people. The normative content of a multi-national system maintains social law order in consideration of national interests. Moreover, it allows for a limited number of national departures when considering national interests comprehensively, including social, economic and legal sentiment. In particular, the nation's youth and people regard the issue of military service as an important content, and pay keen attention to the situation in which they are either not required to serve in the military or are in the military service reserve under the military service law. As discussed in this research paper, the issue of national flight or abandonment of nationality by 18-year-old Koreans who are not required to serve in the military or in military service is likely to be an important task for the nation to be solved in the future. Thus, here, the government wanted to approach the wide-ranging Saya to provide exceptional regulations for those who did not complete their military service. In other words, it wanted to look into the future and macro perspective for the development of the Republic of Korea. The problem here is that the discussion on the exceptional rules for the exemption of those who have not yet completed their military service will have to come up with legislative policy revisions and alternatives that take into account the nationality law, the military service law, the immigration law, the Overseas Koreans' Law and the Overseas Koreans' Foundation ActUnder the current nationality law, the multiple citizenship system is recognized and enforced, and the military service law is also expected to be prepared as a legislative alternative for various alternative services, even if the Constitutional Court rules against the type of military service, and it can also be represented in the above-mentioned law what role Korea can play in the national interest, even considering immigration control and the status of overseas Koreans. Of course, drawing up exceptional regulations on the nationality departure of those who have not yet completed their military service at this time could be a controversial issue in the legal and social order of the people, but it is also likely that there will be a need for an exemption in the long term if the people fulfill their duties in defense and tax payment for the nation in various forms in the type of military service, such as immigration management.