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What Are the Legal Visa Requirements for Working on Your Own Property in Thailand?
Dec 27, 2019
6 years ago
Steven ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERWhat are the legal visa requirements if you intend to work on your own property in Thailand?
For example, I hold a Non Imm O based on marriage and intend to build a wall at my house.
For example, I hold a Non Imm O based on marriage and intend to build a wall at my house.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses the legal visa requirements for expats intending to perform construction or maintenance work on their own property in Thailand, specifically under a Non Immigrant O visa based on marriage. Comments highlight the risks and legal implications of performing work without a proper work permit, including potential fines and deportation.
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Tod *********
and this is NOT a visa question (but good try (y) ) it is a "what work can I do without a work permit question"
Good Luck
Good Luck
Ken *************
At some point changing your sheets and you are doing maids work.
Steven ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERGetting locked up and deported for mowing the lawn wouldn't be much fun
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Ken *************
I wonder what's the distinction between work and a hobby.
Tony *********
Google
A list of jobs you cannot do in Thailand.
And you will see no labouring job or bricklayeing.
Even if you have a work permit.
If you get caught you face a big fine imprisonment and deportation.
A list of jobs you cannot do in Thailand.
And you will see no labouring job or bricklayeing.
Even if you have a work permit.
If you get caught you face a big fine imprisonment and deportation.
Scott *********
Same issue.
I cut the grass on the land. Stupid I posted having fun on fb
Warned not to post. My land but cannot.
Behind closed doors.
I cut the grass on the land. Stupid I posted having fun on fb
Warned not to post. My land but cannot.
Behind closed doors.
Steven ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERWhere did your warning come from?
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Lynn *********
Build it on the inside then no one will see you, stoop l ow put a tee shirt on your head and pass as a Thai
Steven ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER😉
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Stuart **********
Problem if in the unlikely event there was an issue is that you probably don't actually own your house
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