Hi, guys. I am so glad that I found this group and I hope I am not a bother. I am seeing some teaching positions mentioning that you need to have a work visa.
Can you apply for a work/business visa even without being hired?
When I looked it up in the thai embassy website, they mentioned that you need to have a company registration number and tax number to apply for a Non-immigrant Business Visa.
Is there another work visa type that you can apply for without any company details first?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around whether one can apply for a work visa in Thailand without having a job offer. It is clarified that a Non-Immigrant Business Visa (Non-B) requires documentation from a company or employer in Thailand. Additionally, it's noted that one cannot convert a Special Tourist Visa (STV) into a work visa while in Thailand and must return to their home country to apply for a new visa. Ultimately, support from a Thai employer or business entity is essential for obtaining a Non-B visa.