By The Korea Times Los Angeles staff

Netflix most likely has plans to expand into South Korea after extending their services to most of Europe.

Netflix, one of the most popular movie and television online streaming companies released a job opening on LinkedIn looking for bilingual individuals who are fluent in English as well as “Arabic, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Polish, and Hungarian.”

Despite the wide net cast in the job description, South Korea is a country that has been mentioned multiple times across Netflix job openings.

The reason Netflix would be so keen on this particular market has to do with the country’s peerless broadband infrastructure – in simpler terms, its internet speeds are peerless and would allow citizens to receive the absolute highest quality video offered without much of a barrier.

With Korean television shows reaching an unprecedented level of international popularity, tapping into this market might also allow Netflix to cross license these shows to other countries.

Currently, sites like DramaFever.com dominate the digital distribution for these shows. With a move into South Korea, Netflix may be able to siphon DramaFever.com’s viewers into their own customer base.