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[Silver Bridge] Volume 5 · Chapter 7 · Old Age Across Borders, Two Passports at Incheon Airport
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- Drawing on the case of an elderly couple the author met at Incheon International Airport, this promotional column introduces the trend of older people from Korea and China spending their later years abroad.
- The author reports that 1,200 wealthy Koreans relocated their residence overseas in 2024, and that China's elderly migratory-bird population exceeded 4.5 million.
- Citing monthly living costs of 2.5 million won in Thailand and 1.8 million won in Baguio, Philippines, the author says Chapter 7 of the book "Silver Bridge" contains more details.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [실버 브릿지] 제5권 · 제7장 · 국경을 넘는 노년, 인천공항에서 만난 두 개의 여권
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