Hello everyone, I live in Bangkok with a retirement visa, but also a non-profit association already established in Thailand wants to name me president and they also want to give me a delegate to open a bank account as president of the same association... the question en: can I do this with a retirement visa? or do I have to have a work permit? I would really appreciate any suggestion...thank you very much in advance ๐
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A person with a retirement visa in Thailand is seeking clarification on whether they can serve as president of a non-profit association and if they need a work permit for this role. The comments advise that while high-level roles may not require a work permit, practical activity could. It's recommended to consult with a lawyer familiar with immigration and labor laws for accurate guidance.
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