INDIA–KOREA LABOUR MIGRATION · PUBLIC POLICY · ECONOMICS

🇮🇳 India🇰🇷 South Korea

Bridging Cultures, Building Futures.

Indoro is a policy, research and education initiative building the India–South Korea skilled-labour corridor. We translate labour-market evidence into public policy, field education and practical pathways for Indian talent.

POLICYCEPA, visas and credential recognition

RESEARCHLabour demand, barriers and corridor evidence

IMPLEMENTATIONSeminars, readiness and opportunity pathways

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Published research IJSSER · Vol. 10 · September 2025

INDORO CORRIDOR MODELResearch → education → pathways → policy

ACTIVE

🇮🇳Indian talentSkills, ambition and mobility demand

🇰🇷Korean demandAdvanced industry, services and innovation

POLICYCorridor reformCEPA, visas, worker protection

EDUCATIONOn-ground seminarsGlobal skills, culture and readiness

PATHWAYSOpportunity accessSector fit, resources and next steps

WHAT INDORO DOES

Connect public policy, labour economics and community-facing execution across the India–Korea corridor.

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01 / PARTNERSHIPS

Built with institutions across the corridor.

Policy, business and community relationships that strengthen India–Korea mobility.

Policy engagementEmbassy of India, Seoul

Economic stakeholderIndian Chamber of Commerce in Korea

CommunityIndians in Korea↗

Students & researchersISRK↗

EntrepreneurshipSkalePLUS↗

02 / PRESS

Teen Solution for Teeming Million

EdexLive featured Indoro’s policy research and India–Korea opportunity work.

Labour mobilityPolicy researchYouth opportunity

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03 / INDORO IN ACTION

From research and policy to real people.

Field seminars, hybrid sessions and community workshops across the India–Korea corridor.

Skilled Indian workers seminar in Hyderabad, Telangana regarding opportunities in Sejong, South Korea in the agricultural industry

02 / HYDERABAD, TELANGANASkilled Indian Workers Seminar on agricultural-industry opportunities in Sejong, South Korea.

Student seminar at Abhiyan Bharat Foundation School, Jaipur, Rajasthan

05 / ABHIYAN BHARAT · JAIPURStudent seminar at Abhiyan Bharat Foundation School.

Seminar for the teachers at Abhiyan Bharat, Jaipur, Rajasthan

05 / ABHIYAN BHARAT · JAIPURSeminar for teachers at Abhiyan Bharat Foundation.

03 / LINKS FOUNDATION · BANGALOREGlobal Perspectives session on skills, language and international opportunity.

Links Foundation Bangalore Global Perspectives session displayed on screen

03 / LINKS FOUNDATION · BANGALOREHybrid Global Perspectives session delivered through Indoro.

Secondary school students via Indoro in Mumbai, Dharavi, Door Step School

01 / DOOR STEP SCHOOL · DHARAVIIndoro session with secondary-school students in Mumbai.

Seminar with Mumbai University graduates

04 / MUMBAI UNIVERSITYSeminar with university graduates on Korea-facing education and employment pathways.

04 / INDORO PATHWAYS

Leading a Digital Democracy

Indoro Pathways is a two-sided platform: it helps people find Korea-relevant opportunities, and it gathers consented, de-identified evidence on the barriers shaping the corridor.

01 / PEOPLE

Find the right pathway.

Sector fit, technical gaps, soft-skill readiness, cultural preparation and practical next steps.

02 / POLICY

Surface what the corridor needs.

Aggregate evidence on market knowledge, awareness gaps, visas, credentials, language and financial barriers.

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05 / RESEARCH

The evidence behind the corridor.

A 35-page econometric and policy analysis of skilled Indian labour and Korean workforce demand.

IJSSER / 2025POLICY ECONOMICS

Addressing the labour shortage in South Korea through skilled Indian labour

An Econometric Analysis

35 pages · DOI 10.46609/IJSSER.2025.v10i08.023

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LABOUR ECONOMICSMap Indian skills to Korean shortages.

POLICY DESIGNConnect CEPA, visas and credential recognition.

BARRIER ANALYSISIdentify awareness, readiness and access gaps.

CORE PROPOSALBuild a sector-specific CEPA mobility protocol.

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06 / IMPACT STORIES

What partners and stakeholders have seen.

Selected testimony from education, innovation and policy stakeholders across the corridor.

Community education partner

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Aarav made complex ideas—from scholarships and AI to international economic systems—accessible to students, with empathy, cultural sensitivity and memorable activities.

Abhiyan Bharat

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The sessions were highly engaging for both teachers and students, pushing them to connect their skills and aspirations to a wider global community.

Innovation ecosystem

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Indoro gives Indian youth an engaging and insightful introduction to international education and employment landscapes—especially pathways into Korea.

Policy and bilateral engagement

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Aarav contributed meaningfully to ICCK’s CEPA discussions—pairing policy-relevant research with ground-level social impact across the India–South Korea corridor.

07 / POLICY OBSERVATORY