Do companies in Thailand sponsor work visas for entry-level hospitality roles?

There are usually call center jobs with work permits available for German speakers. Look at CLBS in Chiang Mai & similar businesses.

honestly, if you are brit, American or Aussie, I would not waste my time with such low IQ stupid English teachers. but you are not.. 😅what I know is, you can get a right job in Thailand more harder than Europe or somewhere else where average salary is much higher than in Thailand. I am very sure of this. And Thai language is far way harder than any of Latin languages. So you speak 4 languages, however, Thai is an Asian language that is too far away from what languages you learned before. And the Thai culture is also far from that you know. Even, you can get a job in Thailand, I bet your salary is much lower than you expected. Most of foreigners working in Thailand are sent by their companies to Thai branch or Thai daughter companies. they get high salary. But few only. And, even you get a job and work permit, visa etc,, from your sponsor company in Thailand, further extension of stay and work can be really stressful for you. Basically, Thai immigration is not nice to foreigners who work in Thailand. they can make thousands of reasons to evict you. Even, you company can not do anything against it. Thailand is an authority country where Authorities have a big power over all. Thailand is good only if you are retired with enough money. Even, retired foreigners without enough money struggle every day. Just for your reference only. think of this.

If you don't have management experience, you are wasting your time. If a Thai can do it, they will not hire you. Speaking English is no longer a valuable skill, since more than 70% of the people in major cities all over the world speak it, add to the fact that you speak no Thai.

There are a few FB groups relating to work or jobs in Thailand

You just have to keep applying and someone may sponsor you , of course working for local businesses or big corporations the wage will be equivalent of Thai people

A senior role in hospitality is probably your best bet, so you are on the right track. But in almost 30 years here, senior hospitality people I have encountered tend to have been transferred to Thailand by a hotel chain they already work for.

Job, language, salary. Scary? Isn't Europe a better option?

Pitch yourself a bit higher. Customer relations manager etc. You need to avoid competing with Thais whose salary requirement will be much lower than dictated by your work permit

No reason you couldn’t get a job here with those skills. Just a supply and demand issue to see if one is available.