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[6sphoenix]

Even better: I found out from the site I posted yesterday that there is an F-4 visa available especially for Korean adoptees. It allows you to stay in Korea for up to two years, for work, study, play, anything - which means you don't have to secure a job or anything beforehand - and then you can renew it without having to leave the country. All you

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[shazameatums]

1 + 1 = sounds like a fucking awesome plan.

[erulehto]

That sounds like a great plan. It's a great opotunity to live in another country. Do you know if they require any sort of teaching degree or anything like that? You'll have to let me know how everything is going. I can't wait until you get back, we'll have to talk soon.