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PAULH
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| gemini22 wrote: |
That was very helpful. So he could work for Nova if he has one year of college? I am new to all this and didn�t know the penalties for overstaying a visa were so bad! I had a job offer in Korea yesterday, maybe I check in with that forum to see what this situation would be like there.
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A good site on teaching in Korea
http://seamonkey.ed.asu.edu/~jonb/
It's my guess that if your bf can not get a work visa he will not be able to stay there and he definitely wont be able to stay in an employer provided apartment.
In Korea employers own your visa, not you, and if you want to quit your job you have to leave the country.
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David W
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