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[andrew]

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[Derrek]

I had an exit order 2 years ago.

I didn't have a new E-2 yet, though. Here's what you do:

As you approach immigrations at Inchon, simply walk over to that little room off to the left. Tell them the situation, and just ask them. Whether they take it or not, you'll come back in on a new tourist visa anyway, and will have plenty of time to get your new E-2 ARC applied for at immigration.

Either way, when you get your new E-2 stamped in your passport, and you return to your immigration office in your area, you'd have to give them your E-2 card, anyway to get it updated with the new date on the back.

My guess is that they'll take your old E-2 and make you get a new one. Who can guess what immigrations will do.

To be honest, I'm amazed that you got a new blue paper so fast after getting an exit order. What was your situation in getting the exit order?

[Pyongshin Sangja]

So am I. Take your ARC, Immi. will want it back. The Exit Order, too.

[Derrek]

Did you get an exit order too, Pyongshin?

Or maybe you mean you're amazed by his new blue paper too.

[Pyongshin Sangja]

No, no exit order for me. That's because I have never ever done anything wrong or even slightly immoral here. Ever. I am surprised he was able to reconcile that with Immi. in time to get a new blue form.

[the eye]

one doesn't need to commit an unlawful act to get an exit order.
exit orders are given when one is released from a contract without having a new job lined up.

[The Lemon]

[Yu_Bum_suk]

Is the exit order 15 days after you officially quit your job or 15 days after you get the letter of release?

[the eye]

it's 15 days from the date on the order.

[andrew]

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