Seeking advice on work permit laws...I have a legitimate work permit and non-B visa. I have a potentially lucrative opportunity to work part-time in a different field, coaching figure skating. I remember reading years ago that Thailand had changed their work permit laws, and as long as you had a work permit, you could work at other places than what was stated on your work permit. There was much celebrating in the expat community, which is why I remember it! However, everything I'm finding online says that's not the case, but you CAN get a second endorsement on your work permit by another employer. Is there anyone with experience in these matters who can offer advice? TIA!
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The poster seeks advice on whether they can work part-time in a different field while holding a legitimate work permit and a non-B visa. They recall previous discussions regarding changes in work permit laws in Thailand, which suggested that working in multiple sectors may be permissible under certain conditions. However, they are confused by current information stating that a second endorsement from another employer is required. Commenters mention that while it may be possible to have two employers under one permit, permission from the primary employer is necessary.