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(USA) 1040 filing (or lack thereof) and criminal background checks...

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Now, I have lived abroad for quite some time and never earned enough to qualify for paying the US's ridiculous tax when not living there but I know that it has been the case for a while that even if you earn nothing you still have to send in a 1040 file, (there was a time I was earning next to nothing). I know I have to go through the FBI to get a crimimal background check and I was wondering if this lack of 1040 filing makes me 'criminal' or if it would come up at all? I am actually more than a bit worried about this so any advice would be appreciated here on this matter.

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NZ teacher hosptialized, needs transplant

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We want to get the word out about a NZ teacher hospitalized in Busan. He has a rare blood type, 0 negative, and needs a liver transplant to survive. His family cannot afford the 40 to 50 million won estimated cost of the operation. Native Speaking English Teachers here in Miryang, SK, along with many Korean friends are trying to raise the necessary funds. His brother arrived last night from NZ and is a potential donor.   He is going to the hospital this morning to speak with the doctors and be tested for donor suitability.

Getting an E-2 Visa outside of home country

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Hey guys! I have a quick question that needs a firm answer. I am currently living in Australia, but I am an American citizen. I have never worked in Korea before. Do I need to go back to the United States to get an E-2 visa or can I stay in Australia and get it in Sydney? I keep getting inconsistent answers on this. Thanks so much. 

Internships at Korean Universities?

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Hello,

I'm looking for advice on pursuing an internship at a Korean University in the summer of 2012. I am currently working on a Master's Degree in College Student Affairs Administration (put simply, advising services for college students such as admissions, student activities, study abroad, housing, etc.).

I'm not sure where to start. Is there anyone on Koreabridge who might have some suggestions on who to contact?

I am a native English speaker.

I have a Bachelor's Degree and am working on a Master's Degree.

I have one year of Korean language classes.

Try a new English-based Online Shopping Mall in Korea

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I was looking through the forums and I guess there aren’t a lot of sites that provide the type of food in Korea or it’s a website that is all in Korean.

So I would like to share with you information about the company I work for.

www.fatbag.co.kr  It provides food products that I used to enjoy myself starting from Arizona Tea to junk food. See if there is anything you would want.  Also, if you look around the website, food is not the only thing we have.

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