As a foreign national residing in Korea, I want to understand the eligibility requirements for donating blood with the Korean Red Cross. Specifically, what are the criteria regarding residency, language proficiency, and required identification? Also, what should I expect regarding the registration process when I visit a blood donation center?
Navigate to DuckDuckGo (or a similar search engine). Search for 'Red Cross Korea blood donation English'. Click on the search result that leads to the 'Donor Eligibility' page on redcross.or.kr. Identify and extract the general blood donation eligibility criteria (age, weight, hemoglobin, donation interval). Identify and extract specific eligibility criteria for foreign nationals, including residency, language, and ID requirements. Note any information regarding the blood donation registration process. Summarize the gathered information.
State the general eligibility criteria (age, body weight, hemoglobin level, donation interval). State the residency requirement for foreign nationals (e.g., lived in Korea for over one year, or one month for A-1, A-2, A-3 visa holders). State the language proficiency requirement for foreign nationals (must be able to speak Korean for the interview, with interpreter support available). List the accepted forms of ID for foreign nationals (alien registration, domestic residence certificates, domestic driver's license, permanent resident card, USFK ID, or passport for exempt individuals). State that the final eligibility determination and registration process are conducted at the blood donation center.