The first question that families preparing to move to India ask is not about home or school, but “Is it safe there?” There is a bigger gap than you might think between the images of security in India that you see on the news and the daily lives of Korean families actually living in Delhi, Gurgaon, and Noida. As you live in the local area, vague fears decrease, but that doesn't mean you can walk down the alley alone at 11 o'clock at night like you do in Korea. The key isRather than exaggerating or being careless, make proven rules a habit.no see.
This article is based on the experiences of Koreans living with their families in Delhi NCR.Basic understanding of security and emergency contact network → Mobile safety → Going out at night → Smartphone safety app → Residential security → Family and child safety routineWe have organized the practical rules in the following order. It contains details on what is different from Korea, where you need to be careful, and where you can feel safe.
The organizations, apps, and numbers that appear in the text only contain official channels that are actually in operation. However, app functions and systems may change, so please check the latest status by installing and setting them up one by one with your family during the first week of your new appointment.




