Korean Woman Crosses Continents To Marry Boyfriend From Uttar Pradesh, India

A South Korean woman traveled to India to wed her partner residing in Uttar Pradesh , India. The couple exchanged vows at Gurudwara Nanak Bagh in Puwayan, which is located in the Shahjahanpur district of Uttar Pradesh.

For the past four years, the couple had been living together in South Korea and recently made the choice to tie the knot. Their story began in a South Korean coffee shop where Sukhjit Singh, 28, was employed.

According to the reports, Singh managed to learn Korean within a few months in order to communicate with Boh Ni . They cohabited for a duration of four years prior to making the decision to get married.

"I solved the language issue between Kim and me in two to four months by learning Korean. After living together for 4 years with our families' approval, we chose to get married," Sukhjit Singh said

Kim Boh Ni has been granted a five-year visa for her stay in India.

Despite her current residence in Udna village, Shahjahanpur, she envisions returning to South Korea and making future visits to India. Ultimately, the couple has aspirations of relocating to South Korea.