In some cases, the Company may send the recipient’s information to foreign countries such as in the case of the Company communicating with service recipients or external agencies located abroad. If one of the following circumstances is met, the Company will send the recipient’s information abroad in either way: The destination country has determined by the Personal Data Protection Board that there is adequate personal data protection. Foreign entities are subject to a personal data protection policy that has been reviewed and certified by the Office of the Personal Data Protection Commission. The Company and foreign agencies can put in place appropriate personal data protection measures to enforce the rights of the personal data subject. It includes effective legal remedies in accordance with the rules and procedures announced by the Personal Data Protection Commission. For example, standard contract clauses, codes of practice, certified standards, etc. It is necessary for the exercise of legal rights. You are aware of inadequate personal protection standards of the destination country or international organization that has received personal data. It is necessary for the performance of the contract to which you are the party or for your request before entering into that contract. It is an action under a contract between the Company and another person or juristic person for your benefit. To prevent or suppress harm to the life, body, or health of you or others when you are unable to give consent at that time. It is necessary for the mission of the important public interest.