Public perception and behavior about the climate crisis are largely inconsistent. There is a high awareness of the dangers of the climate crisis, but at the same time, there is an optimistic attitude that science and technology and national policies can overcome the climate crisis. This study analyzed individual consciousness on policy compliance to the climate crisis. First, the more recognized the damage to a specific group caused by the climate crisis and the higher the awareness of global citizenship, the higher the individual's policy compliance. Second, the higher the benefits and costs related to the climate crisis, and the higher the knowledge related to the climate crisis, the higher the individual's policy compliance. This study analyzes value and perceptual factors that affect individual policy compliance. It contributes to establishing strategies to improve individual active attitudes and policy acceptance to overcome the climate crisis.