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I am from Nepal, i have sponsore from krabi,thailand. They are still trying for to get work permit. Anybody can help me to process...Ìý i want to work in thailand how i can do ?Ìý :sosad please help me
So far nothing has been set in stone. We know a few people who have had no trouble getting a back to back tourist visa going through the Malaysian office. The visa run bus companies are still running from Phuket to Malaysia. My husband and I both have work visas as we are teachers, but we know a bunch of people who scrambled to get an ED visa (education visa) once they first heard about the crack down. Getting an Education visa is quite easy and will allow you to stay in Thailand as long as you like. Just as long as you keep paying and attending language courses at the school of your choice(most are around 1,000 USD a year). Most language schools will help you get the proper visa. But, like anything down here in Thailand, nothing is guaranteed. They are leaving the tourist visas as of right now up to the digression of the visa officers. Although as of recently I haven't heard of any issues. I would say, come to Thailand. Don't let the media or anyone else keep you from coming here. In Thailand there are always way around things. It's very much worth the visa hassle. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Glad your coming to the land of smiles! From what I know, getting work here, LEGAL work is a hard one to come by unless you are a teacher. In most cases you can get a dependent O visa off of your partners work visa, but you have to be married. I'll tell you from first hand experience that my husband and I moved here to become teachers, he has a degree, I do not. I work as a part-time teacher at a language center. I have a dependent O visa off my husbands work visa just so we are on the same visa run cycle. But I will tell you that you finding teaching work, at least down in Phuket would not be a problem. I have a few friends who even do teaching online from Thailand.
If your looking to just staying legal here than I would look into getting a education visa. It allows you to stay in Thailand for as long as you are paying a language school to take language courses at. I haven't heard of a lot of expats working in any field other than being self-employeed or a teacher.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
).Ìý There are just so many things to do there I need to expert advice on what to settle on as far as what sites to see, place to visit.Ìý Thanks!As with all I'm new to the sight.
From the UK but I have been living in Thailand for 6 yrs.
3yrs in BKK and now 3yrs in Issarn, Yang Talat.
looking forward to getting to know you guy's on here.
I am in the same vote as you. I want to move to Phuket from Australia in January 2015 as well. I have been travelling to Phuket about 4 times each year, own a condo in Patong which is rented out and want to go on the retirement visa. I would be grateful for any info or advice you may recieve.
a non imm O visa
fill out a few forms
this is to show that you have money to live
after you get your extension of stay (retirement visa)
you can spend the money
the next year you need the above combo of money for 3 months prior to applying for ext of stay
12 months
I have one for sale in Bangkok if you need to buy or rent there
PM me
I"m living in Thailand now. It's been a month and it's good. I'm 54 retired American /O-A visa and considering health insurance here. Any reliable leads/coverage suggestions?ferries1 wrote:Where and what are the expact clubs please ?
Pattaya Expats club
Pattaya city expats club
there are many that offer group discounts
Kindly someone inform me about jobs in Pattaya, Thailand.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Sreedath
tsreedath@yahoo.co.in
My name is Gavin and I am currently living on the Gold Coast.Originally from NSW, spent the last 6 years here. I am hoping to convince my wife to retire to Chaing Mai in 5 years time. We both love Thailand, more so me, so I need to ensure my wife would be happy living in Chaing Mai. I've chosen Chaing Mai as I find the heat too much down south. We are just looking for a simple life, hoping to make new friends.
rabbitohs wrote:Hi everyone.
My name is Gavin and I am currently living on the Gold Coast.Originally from NSW, spent the last 6 years here. I am hoping to convince my wife to retire to Chaing Mai in 5 years time. We both love Thailand, more so me, so I need to ensure my wife would be happy living in Chaing Mai. I've chosen Chaing Mai as I find the heat too much down south. We are just looking for a simple life, hoping to make new friends.
Welcome to the forum
There is an club, that you should look into.
My name's Gaelle, I will be moving to Chiang Mai in nov-dec 2014 to start a job for a year. I'm 35, French and have been to Thailand twice before (3 weeks holiday and 6 months course massage/language in Issan and Chiang Mai). I will be looking for a nice, shared accomodation near work with friendly housemates. New job, new life, new friends I hope! See you soon in Chiang Mai and around Thailand
My wife and my four kids, (12, 9, 7 and 5), together with our cats and dogs, are looking to move to Koh Samui over the summer of 2015, but dividing my time between London and Thailand for work reasons (I'm a London-based barrister).
I'm trying to learn as much as I can about expat life on the island and in Thailand in general from those who know far more than I do. All help/advice would be gratefully received.
Warmest regards
Brent
I work for the BBC and am helping a family and a couple who are planning on moving to the Phuket and Khanom districts respectively in late Nov and Dec. I was hoping to get some informal advice from English ex-pats who have emigrated as it would be great to talk to people who have first hand experience of this.
Please message me for a chat if you think you can help.
Thanks,
Lee
i am actually planning to move to thailand next year, since my brother is already working as an english teacher in sichon. i am a graduate of bachelor of science in medical technology, and i was wondering if it wouldn't be that hard to land a job of my profession in thailand? can anyone tell me what it's like to work in thailand? thank you so much.
apolmingo wrote:hello! good day!
i am actually planning to move to thailand next year, since my brother is already working as an english teacher in sichon. i am a graduate of bachelor of science in medical technology, and i was wondering if it wouldn't be that hard to land a job of my profession in thailand? can anyone tell me what it's like to work in thailand? thank you so much.
Welcome to the forum
Have you considered a teaching job in your chosen profession??
My name is Monet and I recently moved to Phuket. I am a teacher at a private school in Phuket town and have been living in their dormitories. I'd like to find an affordable house/apt, single room or shared; is anyone looking for a roommate or know of a good place to live near the Central Festival mall?
Also, always nice to meet cool people. Let me know if you'd like to meet for a drink, head to the beach or do yoga. Thanks in advance for your responses!
Mo
I have a Thai b/f for several years nowÌý Always looking to have new expat friends for going out for dinner or drinks
I'm Sarah, living and working in Bangkok, travelled for a few months before I got here.
Looking to meet up with people to just have a good time with and enjoy Bangkok life!
apolmingo wrote:Yes I have actually.. But can I qualify? Cause I am not a teacher in profession.
As you have very good qualifications you may be able to do a short teachers training course.
Mshahidiqbal wrote:
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A bit short on information.
As a new member perhaps you could introduce yourself to the forum then maybe members will interact with you.Ìý
I suggest you read the terms and conditions of membership which you can find at the bottom of the page.
The bars are temples but the pearls ain't free
You'll find a god in every golden cloister
A little flesh, a little history
I can feel an angel sliding up to me
One night in Bangkok makes a hard man humble
Not much between despair and ecstasy
One night in Bangkok and the tough guys tumble
Can't be too careful with your company
I can feel the devil walking next to me
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