Can someone become a k-drama or pop star from other country?

Yes, yes, yes guys if your planning to start your ambition in korean industry or if its your dream to be what you want to be,
but somewhere or somehow you are facing some sort of  difficulties or lacking some confidence , don't worry or don't even think its impossible.today i will penned down some advice for achieving your goals in korean drama or pop industry.

How can you enter inside korean industry though you belong from different country

lets get to the point first i wanna say is that, it will be inconvenient if i remind you that koreans are little bit racist regarding your skin color even producers and directors prefer to choose, the person who looks more appealing and attractive but if you are so much interested in k-pop or if you belong to asian countries like china,taiwan,phillipines or thailand or western or european  all you have to do is learn korean language as much as how perfectly you can speak. if you know english  well  then its not big deal.but you should be good and perfect in singing. have you ever notice that  every korean songs contains some english notes in lyrics. so for westerners who excel in singing i wanna say its piece of cake and don't worry about your skin color because you know camera and cosmetics can change your apperance.
if your intention is to act in korean dramas i will give you same  advice  that learn korean and start acting don't worry about your skin or think that i belong to other nation because only talent survives
maybe white koreans may not like your drama but you know its famous in entire world.
there are some dramas which became flop in korea and but it did lucrative business in other countries
and was super hit it means fans does't only want to see appealing actors and actress all they want to see is good drama.

Surviving in Seoul

seoul is known as city of lights and modern skyscrapers and it is also hub of korean culture living in seoul is like living in dreamland or peter pan's "neverland" but worst part is that it is way  more expensive. if you have made up your mind about k-pop or k-drama then you have to start from seoul to reach your goalpost..
well, i will tell you how can you survive in the land of billionaires and conglomerate, by any chance if your parents are rich then it might not be stress for you but many people belong to middle  class.
if you want stay in seoul(for middle class) you can do part time jobs its available around every corner in seoul and for accommodation you can rent rooms with 2-3 friends together so that the rent can be a cheaper. suppose if you are from western country like america, canada or britain or can speak fluent english, you can earn huge stack of cash by teaching english to korean students as a part time, you know there is a big demand of english teachers in korea

Start from scratch

Do modeling, make friends , be lively and jolly , give audition for dramas or singing and dancing contest  and don,t forget that social media play a huge role in showcasing your talents so my suggestion is that advertise yourself in social media. luckily you might get attention and become a part of something.

There are some korean stars who are not korean origin

 1.Sandara park

 Born and grew up in phillipines

 2. Henry Lau of Super Junior M

 Henry Lau was born in Toronto, Canada. His father was from Hong Kong and mother was  from  Taiwan. Henry plays many musical instruments and actually planned on being a  professional  violinist before being recruited to SM Entertainment in 2006

 3. Amber of f(x)

 Amber is Taiwanese-American and was born in California in 1992. Amber was selected to  be a  trainee for SM Entertainment in 2008 at their Los Angeles global audition.

4.Nichkhun of 2PM

 Nichkhun was born in California to Thai-Chinese and Chinese-American parents. Besides  the United  States, Nichkhun also lived in Thailand and New Zealand during his childhood.

 P.S : there are some more i just mentioned few to give examples