i've Non-O spouse Visa, and if i find the job, should i change my visa to the Non-B visa?
and how's the process
thanks in advance
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If you hold a Non-O spouse visa and find a job in Thailand, it is advisable to remain on your current visa and have the company apply for a work permit instead of switching to a Non-B visa. This method allows you to retain your visa status even if you lose your job, as a Non-B visa would be invalidated without employment.
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I have a non-o spouse and I have a WP, it certainly is possible. Go this route because as Steven said above 👆, if you lose your job for some reason, your visa is cancelled.
Better to stay on non o spouse visa/ext. If you quit or lose your job, it won't cancel your visa. If you switch to nonB/ext and quit or lose job , it effectively cancels it. No job = no more b visa.
You can apply for a work permit and legally work having a Non Imm O marriage visa or an extention of stay based on marriage. No need to change to Non Imm B.
it's for an example, i'm working in the company and i've work permit, and the salary is entering to my bank account. and for an extension of the visa spouse Non-O it doesn't has to show it 400K of the bank account, isn't it?
or they can just stay on the 400k in the bank method. Having a work permit and working doesn't change the options available to meet the financial requirements. They're completely independent of work status.
there's more than one type of non o. Non o ( marriage) employment is not prohibited. In fact. I don't even tell immigration I have a wp. As I've been using the 400,000 in the bank method.