TLDR : Answer Summary
The user, Krish from the UK, is seeking advice on obtaining a non-immigrant B-Work visa and work permit in Chiang Mai, Thailand, to teach English despite not knowing Thai. Community responses emphasize the importance of securing a job first, as employers will sponsor the visa. Many noted that not speaking Thai is acceptable for English teaching positions, and some schools, like SINE Education, hire non-Thai speakers. However, obtaining a degree and official documents is crucial, and there’s mention of the need for notarized transcripts. It’s also advised to start looking for jobs now, as the end of the semester is approaching.