On the MBC entertainment program "I Live Alone," a scene of Jeon Hyun-moo renting a car in Kazakhstan became controversial, leading the production team to issue an explanation. The production team argued that Jeon Hyun-moo's trip to Kazakhstan was not pre-planned and that he rented a vehicle with only an international driver's license and passport, following the guidance of a local rental car company. However, after the broadcast, it was confirmed that notarized documents are required to rent a car in Kazakhstan, leading the production team to be accused of violating local traffic regulations. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs pointed out that this issue could potentially harm Korean nationals and posted information about renting cars in Kazakhstan on its overseas safety travel website. The "I Live Alone" production team promised to produce broadcasts more carefully in the future.
