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According to a report by Munhwa Ilbo on the 12th, Amy will enter Korea through Incheon International Airport on the 13th.
Amy is in self-isolation for two weeks after arrival. Amy said, “I will meet my family after the self-help period ends,” and “I have not been able to meet my family for a long time due to the corona 19 incident last year.”
In April 2012, Amy was sentenced to August in prison and two years probation in a court in November of that year on charges of administering Propofol at a nail shop in Gangnam, Seoul.
In 2014, he was fined in September of that year for taking additional zolpidem. The immigration authorities gave Amy a notification of departure. Amy appealed but was dismissed. On December 31, 2015, he was forcibly departed and stayed in Los Angeles, USA. Until recently, he lived in Guangzhou, China.
Amy temporarily entered Korea in October 2017 to attend her younger brother’s wedding.
Amy said, “I had a period of reflection and regret during the five years that I was unable to come to Korea after the forced departure.
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