Work Permits

 

All foreigners working in Thailand, whether as managers of their own business or working for others, are required to obtain a work permit prior to commencing work. The requirement also exists for those serving as “consultants” to other businesses.

The process of obtaining a work permit generally takes three weeks, assuming all necessary documentation is made available by the employer. In addition to certain corporate documents from the employer, we also require the following:

a) a letter from your previous employer indicating your position and dates of service;
b) a job description for your new post;
c) a copy of your highest academic certificate (e.g. university degree);
d) a copy of your updated CV;
e) a medical certificate stating you are not suffering from certain contagious diseases.


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