Hi there,
I got a job offer in Thailand so I'm applying for a visa. We still didn't sign any contract so I'm not officially employed. How do you think I should answer this question? Because if I choose "no" it says that I'm not applying for the right type of visa.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is unsure how to respond to a visa application question about employment status, as they have received a job offer but have not signed a contract yet. Commenters suggest entering Thailand on a visa-exempt basis, signing the contract, and applying for a NON-B visa through the employer. They clarify that if applying for a NON-B, the employer must provide necessary documentation, including a work permit application (WP3). It's also mentioned that one can remain on a NON-B visa for 90 days while finalizing paperwork.
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