Ministry of Justice forces two Filipino housekeepers to leave 'unauthorized departure'

Two Filipino domestic managers who entered the country as a pilot project for a foreign domestic manager and were caught after leaving their accommodation without permission have returned to their home country.

The Ministry of Justice said on the 10th that two Filipino housekeepers were forced to leave for the Philippines.

They reportedly expressed their desire to return home without raising objections to the departure notice during the immigration authorities' investigation.

It was found that the immigration authorities took measures to prevent them from entering Korea for a certain period of time in the future.

Earlier, they entered Korea in August to participate in a pilot project for foreign domestic managers promoted by the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Ministry of Employment and Labor, and were caught in Busan two weeks after leaving their accommodation without permission on the 15th of last month.