Sounds kinda farfetched tbh. Why would immigration want to entrap FOB foreigners and make more paperwork for themselves / deny future revenue. Still, better safe than sorry.
He's no longer on this site, so I guess it's safe to reveal my secret. I openly have my gf advertise my services on the local related Korean web forums as "Canadian English tutor and makgeoli aficionado, Kevin C.S. Grabb, Esq."
Damn. Wonder if it would have made the morning paper
Koreans generally dont know or care about the regular law let alone immigration law regarding foreigners.
That seems right, given my 20 years here.Of the 200+ nations of the world, the top police states would not include South Korea.Herald their social control; they don't need the stick.I remain always scares of taxis and intercity buses, more than of police officers (on any road, at any time).
I have never tutored. I won't risk the work visa. But i have accepted lunches a couple of times with an eager parent, talking with the kid. But i refused calls to make it a weekly thing.
A newspaper would follow basic journalistic protocols: make it an editorial if it remains without individuals identified; have a second independent source otherwise (e.g., a witness, someone who had a similar experience with that person); minimally (indeed minimal standards in the last couple of decades: at least a single person in a position of authority, responsible for the truth of the matter, in a position to know - this used to get you a C+ back in journo school in the 90's, but is par for the course in many newsrooms these days).
I remain always scares of taxis and intercity buses, more than of police officers (on any road, at any time).
