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[mack the knife]

for those in the know,

exactly how many part-time jobs can i work at once? i will be working with an F-2 visa and i am only seeking part-time work.

i'm sure most folks working at hogwons with an E2 would benefit from this knowledge as well.

[Tiger Beer]

where and how'd you get the F-2 visa?

[mack the knife]

i said "I do."

[itaewonguy]

none! its still illegal!!
you still need permission from immigration to teach English!

but if your caught they might not kick you out, just fine you..

[Squaffy]

I played a set in a certain gay club in Itaewon the other night - it was raided - I had to make a quick exit - ended up losing the pooter parts I specifically brought out here.

Life sucks sometimes, I had a huffy fit, but am feeling a bit better now. My students cheered me up as I seem to do the most laughing when teaching (adult business - mostly educated abroad) - bless them.

Silly me thought I could earn a few bucks more so easily. Welcome to Korea.

Not leaving anymore - been offered a better job -

Sod the b/f in the UK - am here to stay a while. He's coming out here to see (like it when push comes to shove) - might need help on the b/f napping bit though to keep him out here

[mack the knife]

itaewon guy,

it's not illegal if you have permission from immigration (whether you have an E2[in which case you need a letter of permission from your primary employer as well] or an F-2[in which case you have no primary employer--my situation])...

but, you missed the main thrust of my question...how many part-time jobs can one legally hold concurrently, whether one is holding an E2 or an F-2?