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I’m Korean by ethnicity, but have a British passport, can I teach in Korea?

Mar

27

2011

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In: Considering Korea.,Getting to Korea - what do I do? Asked By: brotherNumber1 [2 Grey Star Level]
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Yes, you can. And you can get an F4 visa. This means that your visa is not tied to your school and has a lot more flexibility.

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