The train of the Korean forced immigrants, which was heading to Central Asia, is still running through Russia, Central Asia and Korea. At this moment, the Korean students who have moved to Korea are struggling to adjust to the environment and to settle down despite the difficult conditions. The rapidly increasing Korean(Goryeo People) students, lack of Korean language proficiency, lack of communication with Korean students, and difficulty in teaching and living led to the need for attention. It was necessary to actively understand the process of migration and the experience of settlement in the place of migration from the perspective of Korean children. In this study, we listened to the voices of 14 Korean students in the school where the researcher works, and examined their perceptions and lives through in-depth interviews. In-depth interviews focused on pre-migration life, migration process, identity as Korean, school life and family life in Korea, and career. All the contents of the in-depth interview were recorded, transcribed, and repeatedly reviewed, and a total of 11 characteristics of the students’ perceptions and life were extracted. The contents are as follows: Experience and memory in home country, purpose of immigration to Korea, network with relatives in my home country, identity as a Korean, the need for Korean history education, satisfaction with life in Korea, difficulty in acquiring Korean, parents going to work, continued in Korea I want to live, what do you do after school and on the weekends. Through this, students’ perception and life as an active actor and subject of life were revealed. Subsequently, based on the analysis and interpretation of the results of in-depth interviews, suggestions were made for future directions.