A Study on the Legal Framework for Sending International Students Abroad in Vietnam and Thailand

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This study aims to compare the legal frameworks for sending international students in Vietnam and Thailand to draw implications for Korea’s policies.
Comparative analysis of laws in Vietnam and Thailand regarding international student management and migration.
Examination of key regulations including the National Education Act and Labor Export Law in both countries.
Assessment of implications on return obligations, management of private agencies, and financial support methods.
Vietnam operates a state-led regulatory structure as seen in the Education Law and Labor Export Law.
Thailand has a decentralized system emphasizing university autonomy and individual choice, but faces post-enrollment management issues.
Both countries share a common view of international education as part of human resource development strategy but differ in implementation.

Comparison of legal structures governing international student policies in Vietnam and Thailand, suggesting tailored strategies for Korea.

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Joon Pyo Lee (2026) studied this question.

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