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bigpun
Joined: 16 May 2007
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 Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 3:32 pm Post subject: SO...I don't have a current E2, got issuance #...and now? |
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Sorry if this was answered directly before - I couldn't find it...I have had E2s before, but have been in and out of Korea for the past year, so last one was cancelled last Feb.
I was in Korea digging up my new job, and got all my materials processed in Korea.
For my new job, starting really soon...would I need to go to my home country for the intervew and the visa? Or can I go on a visa run?
Anyone been in this position? |
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Ut videam
Joined: 07 Dec 2007
Location: Pocheon-si, Gyeonggi-do
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| Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 6:21 am Post subject: Re: SO...I don't have a current E2, got issuance #...and now |
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Sorry if this was answered directly before - I couldn't find it...I have had E2s before, but have been in and out of Korea for the past year, so last one was cancelled last Feb.
I was in Korea digging up my new job, and got all my materials processed in Korea.
For my new job, starting really soon...would I need to go to my home country for the intervew and the visa? Or can I go on a visa run?
Anyone been in this position? |
Have you successfully completed a full year on a single E-2? In other words, stayed in Korea and worked for the full term of an E-2? If so, you should be able to do a visa run. If not, they may not let you. |
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Zaria32
Joined: 04 Dec 2007
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I just got my second visa issued thru the NYC Korean Consulate. I had a visa issuance number, worked just as well as a visa issuance number did last year.
The person handling it said "Have you taught in Korea before?" I said I had. "How long?" I responded "Last year." He said I didn't need an interview then. He didn't ask for verification that I'd spent last year in Korea, but the old visa was, of course, still in my passport. He didn't look. |
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