Quick question, I currently hold a 1 year Non O visa due to a dependent. I've found a job in Thailand and they will get a work permit for me.
Does this change my non o visa?
Thanks
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The user holds a Non-O visa due to a dependent and is concerned about how obtaining a work permit might affect this visa. Responses indicate that holding a work permit is permissible under a Non-O visa and clarify the distinction between the types of Non-O extensions.
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To get a work permit in Thailand, *NO* degree is needed. However, certain jobs may require licenses, and the licensing agency may require a person to hold a degree before the license can be granted for a work permit. Lots of jobs require licenses, and this group doesn't talk about work permits, or licenses.
Talk to your employer about what type of degree/ foreign licenses they need before you apply for the job.
hang about how about we qualify WHAT you got the Non-O extension for. Is it for supporting a thai or foreign child here? (Which is actually called a guardian visa/extension) OR is it for being married to a foreigner who legally works here (which is actually called a dependent visa/extension)?
sorry tod, I have a thai child here that I support
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The visa is the document that allows you to enter Thailand; the extension of stay allows you to stay in Thailand. Do you have a full page sticker in your passport that says "non-O" or a half-page stamp that says extension of stay?
So you now have a one year extension of stay based on raising a half-Thai child? If that's true, then there will be no effect on your existing extension of stay.