The 90-day reporting is just for a stay in the country for more than 90 days, WITHOUT leaving the country, right ? 

 

I mean, if I stay in the country for longer than 3 months via 2 single-entry tourist visas, I don't need to do that, right ?

 

Another question : Do language schools (well, at least some of them maybe ?) provide work permits for the English-language teachers ? Because, if not, I won't bother applying for work at them.

 

Thanks.

It is a report of staying longer than 90 consecutive days in the country. If you leave on or before the 90th day a report is not required.

Some language schools may be able to support a work permit and non-b visa application. But many do not qualify to get them for their teachers.

In regard to language schools, if they are well established they definitely should  provide work permits for their teachers.  In 12 years I've worked in a few and have always had one.  That said, many schools fly under the radar or just don't bother, especially with "part-time" teachers.

Thanks, guys.