SteveW wrote:Actually legally it doesn't matter if you get paid or not for something it's still illegal.
Are you claiming it's actually illegal for foreigners to play organised football in Korea? Colour me skeptical...
SteveW wrote:Actually legally it doesn't matter if you get paid or not for something it's still illegal.
SteveW wrote:Actually legally it doesn't matter if you get paid or not for something it's still illegal.
If you play in a Sunday amateur league it's unlikely anyone will care but I'd imagine at K3 level it would be noticed.
Students I believe are legally allowed to work part time on their visas. So you could play on a student visa. Would need to check though.
SteveW wrote:I probably shouldn't say it's illegal to do it, but rather that you would require permission from your visa sponsor and immigration to do it, and it would be illegal to do it without that permission.
SpainGuy wrote:Sorry I do not know so much about this topic, the visa is something the team has to get to the player? Or the player must get it by himself?
SpainGuy wrote:So the first step would be getting the team, and then the team would get my visa?. I dont need to get it in my country?
I will call later to the embassy to be sure
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