Korea is a nation with a single race. However, since 2007 there has been an increase of 720,000 immigrants, as a share of 1.5 percent of the total population. In 2016 the number of immigrants reached 1,760,000, as a share of 3.5 percent of the total population. The main reason behind of the above change is due to the increase of foreign spouses. As a result of this, education for children from the multicultural families is increasingly regarded in Korea. According to the Survey in 2017, among the children from multicultural families in Korea, in terms of nationalities of their parent, the top was Vietnam 26%, China 22% was the next, and then Chinese Korean 13% and Philippians 12%. This article is to examine how to enhance multi-cultural education for future citizenship qualities in Korea in terms of the relevant policies for children from multicultural families adapted by the government. The implications for enhancing future citizenship qualities in Taiwan are made based on the examination.