South Korea, which could become the first country in the world to disappear, has a declining population and low fertility rate, and experts predict that South Korea will disappear in 600 years. In order to solve the population problem, the South Korean government pushed

South Korea may become the first country in the world to disappear

South Korea has a declining population and low fertility rate, and experts predict that South Korea will disappear in 600 years. In order to solve the population problem, the South Korean government has launched a deposit immigration policy, but because it is too popular, the investment amount has risen from 500 million won (about 2.77 million yuan) in the past to 1.5 billion won (about 8.28 million yuan), and the investment method for people over 55 years old has been directly canceled. In addition, South Koreans have a stressful life, and young people are reluctant to get married and are more inclined to choose to live alone. While immigration can alleviate South Korea's demographic problems, more needs to be done by the government to address the underlying problems.