Can I move to Thailand on a spousal visa if my spouse is working there?

Okay, lets try to get this back on track

@Son****

is married to a foreigner who will come here on or come here and get a Non-B visa based on being a teacher.

That means she will apply for a Non-O visa based on being married to a foreigner who legally works here.

That Non-O visa/extension is called "trailing spouse". AND on that visa she cannot work inside the country.

I would say that BOTH her and her husband should get their visas from the thai consulate in the country they're in BEFORE they wing their way here. The husband gets a 90 day Non-B visa based on employment and SongFee gets a 90 day Non-O visa based on being the trailing spouse.

>would that allow me to move to Thailand with a spousal visa?

[ I'm assuming your husband is a foreigner. Disregard this comment if he's Thai]

Yes it would. However, would this be the best option for you? I don't know.

1. You *CAN NOT* work on a extension of stay based on being a trailing spouse.

2. Your rights to stay in Thailand will be connected to your husbands'. If your husband loses his job, you and him will both have to leave at the same time.

3. Theres' a possibility you can not get an extension of stay that allows employment on this visa, because the original visa does not allow employment.

Yep, IF your husband has a Non-B visa/work permit based on employment you could get a 90 day Non-O visa and then an extension matching his based on being married to him.