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How to get diplomatic jobs in Europe as a non-European citizen?

  • I go to an international school (American system) in Korea and I'm interested in majoring in International Relations and Law in Europe in the University of Kent, The College of Europe, or the American University of Paris once I graduate high school. I'm a Korean citizen but since I've lived in America for most of my life and just recently moved to Korea, my Korean is nowhere near fluent. I heard that it's hard to get jobs in Europe if you're not a citizen there but I'm hoping that there may be some options for me once I (hopefully) graduate from college there. I'm interested in working in France, Belgium, Spain, or the UK.

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    I think you may be a bit confused here. Diplomats are employed by the country they represent, not the country they work in. If you want to get a diplomatic job you'll be applying to the Korean diplomatic service. None of the Korean diplomats working in Europe will be European citizens - they will be Korean citizens.

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