About visiting and working in South Korea?
If I were to travel to South Korea, and stay on a 3 month Tourist visa, would it be possible to get 'unofficial' work (as an English teacher or even stripper), how likely is that, and if so, what would be the consequences of getting caught? Deportation?
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if ur from a western country (US,Canada,UK,Australia,New Zealand,S.Africa,etc) u dont need a 3 month tourist visa b/c ur passport alone makes it ok for u to stay in Korea up to 90 days. it used to be 30 days for americans and many hagwon owners (as well as recuiters) would ask naive newbie aspiring foreign teachers to get a tourist visa,arrive in korea and then go to japan to get a work visa. anyways, u can illegally teach private lessons to anyone who approaches u. be forewarned that many koreans DO NOT think u will get into trouble if caught teaching privates. koreans who teach private english lessons wont get in trouble...but u will. koreans are supposedto register stating they are teaching, but its hardly enforced for them. also watch out for strangers asking questions whether ur an english teacher, ur rates and actually anything general about teaching english. they could be moles trying to collect a reward for turning in a foreigner teaching privates. and please, if u do teach privates be smart enough to not take a english text and have ur lesson in a place like mcdonalds or a coffee shop or any public place like that. ur just asking to get caught and it will draw attention. deportation usually is the consequence of getting caught. and as far as stripping goes, i havent seen anyone do that yet (male or female).
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Will a Playstation2 bought in the Uk work in South Korea? (using just a simple plug adaptor?)
Will a Playstation2 bought in the Uk work in South Korea? (using just a simple plug adaptor?)?
Games & Gear - 1 Answers
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Yes but only with UK bought games. Different region
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Yes but only with UK bought games. Different region
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Does nokia cdma work in south korea.
Does nokia cdma work in south korea.?
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If you go to S. Korea an it works, need I say more?
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as far as I know it doesnt offer it CDMA is mostly offered in the USA only if you are travelling internationally get a GSM phone because every part of the world works with GSM.
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If you go to S. Korea an it works, need I say more?
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as far as I know it doesnt offer it CDMA is mostly offered in the USA only if you are travelling internationally get a GSM phone because every part of the world works with GSM.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Will wifi on my iphone work in South Korea without any cell service
Will wifi on my iphone work in South Korea without any cell service?
Here's the deal. I have an iphone through AT&T right now, and I plan on terminating my contract soon. I will be moving to South Korea for a year, and will not need the cell service. What I am wondering is will my wifi services still be available? Will I still be able to use my purchased apps when I am in wifi (not AT&T wifi, but my own personal wifi)? I want to be able to use skype and other apps, and just be able to browse the internet.
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Certainly. South Korea adheres to the same international WIFI standard as most of the world. So long as you have an internet connection, a router for 802.11 (B,G) everything should be hunky dory.
Here's the deal. I have an iphone through AT&T right now, and I plan on terminating my contract soon. I will be moving to South Korea for a year, and will not need the cell service. What I am wondering is will my wifi services still be available? Will I still be able to use my purchased apps when I am in wifi (not AT&T wifi, but my own personal wifi)? I want to be able to use skype and other apps, and just be able to browse the internet.
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Certainly. South Korea adheres to the same international WIFI standard as most of the world. So long as you have an internet connection, a router for 802.11 (B,G) everything should be hunky dory.
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