"where" is referring to a place, so it has to be "this island"
"right here" and "on this island" are adverbial phrases, not appositives. You can remove either one and the sentence will still make sense.
1. We will always wait for you right here on this island where Koreans have lived for a long time.
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What is the antecedent of the where clause?
a. this island
b. right here on this island
c. right here
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What is the relationship between 'right here' and 'on this island? Are both in apposition? Or are both adverbial phrases and not in apposition?
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