Regulations Governing Forcible Deportation of Foreigners Article 3

Upon finding foreigners with one of the conditions prescribed in Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Article 36 of the Act, the Agency shall photograph, collect and verify such foreigners’ relevant information, and conduct an investigatory report. If such foreigners are found not involved in criminal cases, or even if they are involved in criminal cases and thus are transferred to the judicial authority for investigation, they are not detained, apprehended, taken into custody, or restricted from exiting the State, the Agency shall proceed to the measures in compliance with the Act.When other authorities find the foreigners with one of the conditions prescribed in Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Article 36 of the Act, the authorities shall verify such foreigners' identity, and conduct an investigatory report. If such foreigners are found not involved in criminal cases, or even if they are involved in criminal cases and thus are transferred to the judicial authority for investigation, they are not detained, apprehended, taken into custody, or restricted from exiting the State, the authorities shall transfer such foreigners and relevant case files to the Agency.In cases which the foreigners transferred to the Agency by other authorities in compliance with the preceding paragraph are involved in criminal cases which are currently under judicial process, the authorities shall notify the Agency immediately.Once knowing the foreigners who are sanctioned to be deported forcibly are involved in the criminal cases which are currently under judicial process, the Agency shall notify the judicial authority ten (10) days prior to the actual forcible deportation.For foreigners whose detention decision is continued, extended or re-extended, and are decided to be deported forcibly, the Agency shall notify the court of first instance immediately.