IANAL, but I'll be pretty surprised if a Canadian citizen gets arrested in South Korea for having made a porn video in Canada. (Unless he/she created a porn si

IANAL, but I'll be pretty surprised if a Canadian citizen gets arrested in South Korea for having made a porn video in Canada. (Unless he/she created a porn site with the explicit purpose of (illegally) selling porn to Korea. Also, assuming he/she is not also a citizen of South Korea.) About marijuana, yes. Korea is still ass-tight about drug laws. (But again, I'll be really surprised if, say, a US citizen is arrested upon visiting Korea for having smoked marijuana in Denver.) Edit: Also, the claim of censorship is real but overblown. It's not like they censor CNN, wikipedia, or whatever website that might contain information that doesn't portray the Korean government in a glowing light. The only time I found some website blocked was some rambling twitter account from NK (or maybe NK sympathizer), and I knew about that twitter account only because the fact that it was blocked became viral news. But then again, I'm not interested in porn, gore videos, warez, or North Korean news, so YMMV.