The definition of work in Japan -
02-15-2009, 01:37 PM
Ok, I'm planning on going to Japan to study, and since I'd be on a pre-colllege and then a college visa, I'd like to ask about working (as in part-time jobs) on a college visa. I know that you can't work on a pre-college visa (or can you?) and you can only work 4 (some places say 8) hours a week and only after you've applied for a special permit. My question is, what exactly constitutes work? Signing a contract with a company/organization? Would buying and selling (and earning profit off of it) be considered 'work'? How about teaching english as a private tutor I'm told you don't need a license unless you want to teach _at a school, as a teacher_, or doing odd jobs like repairing a neighbor's computer.
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