Hello,
I recently was wed in Taiwan, and friends here suggested I can work One On One tutoring. Is this legal ? Can I get deported ?
What type of Visa do I need to work One on One ? I will be leaving Taiwan shortly to go back to my own country, but will return to Taiwn, so can someone please tell me what type of Visas I will require to teach Legally .. One on One. Thankyou, Rich
Is working One on One Legal ?
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by maoman » 14 Nov 2005, 10:52
If you married a local woman, and you have a JFRV ARC, then you do not need a visa to teach one-on-one. Of course you will do the honourable thing and report your extra income to the tax office, right? 
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by myury » 14 Nov 2005, 11:04
I believe that you can also teach one-on-one legally if you are a student of a recognized Chinese language learning institution (e.g. Shi-Da) and have been so in good standing for one year.
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by Sam Vimes » 14 Nov 2005, 11:40
Wow, people are a lot more worried about being "legal" than I ever remember when I was in Taiwan.
How could one possibly be busted for teaching one on one, unless your student is a cop? (And likely not even then?)
How could one possibly be busted for teaching one on one, unless your student is a cop? (And likely not even then?)
Where's the flag for Ankh-Morpork?
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