The question addresses whether foreigners can live in Thailand long-term and what job options are available. Responses suggest that while foreigners can stay in Thailand for extended periods, they typically need to secure a proper visa, such as a tourist visa, or a work permit based on certain job qualifications. Common suggestions for jobs include teaching English, driving for rideshare services, and freelance work. However, there are numerous comments mocking or dismissing the initial query, indicating some users feel the question shows a lack of effort in researching the topic.
Bus drivers to Pattaya are always in demand my friend.
Luigi ***********
You will always be a poor man.
They let you live until they finish you all skinned. When you are broke you have to leave the country either by yourself or they send you at your expense. Including your family if you have one....βοΈ
Richard ********
Congrats on the most banal post I've seen in a week.
Steve *******
Bullshite your way into an online job and go!!! Reach out if you need help. Easy as shit. Been doing it for 3 years now in Asia.
Peter *****************
Gigolo
Sam ******
Apparently, they need bar girls π₯Έ
Ralph *********
No job , only relaxing on the beach π
Sonny ******
Come work with me $500 a day
Cloana ********
πππ
X *************
Uf you are British do 7 eleven toastie videos on TickTok I seriously don't understand why not one has thought of that.
Tin **********
Freelance
Leroy *******
Freelance... Pattaya boyz town
Pat *********
Here in Thailand one has to have a Work Peit even if you're an unpaid volunteer
Andy ********
An International best selling author is the job to do.
Phil ******
Start up a tanning shop, with loads of sunbeds,
You could call it,
YOU YOU TAN
I'm sure it would do well in Thailand π€
Chris *******
Judging by your post definitely NOT an English teacher
so what is the point in having this site if people cant ask a simple question. There's about 5 of you on here who should form their own circle jerk group.π
maybe you are a fake! Stupid questions from people who are too lazy to research on their own the minimum wasting intelligent peoples time! Understood the point?
As above, English teaching is by far the most common job here for good English speakers. I did it for 31 years and now retired here. No regrets at all. I think degrees are required for decent jobs though, and if you want a work permit. Check first before coming here would be my advice.
teaching English pays very little here. Teaching online is possible but the market is saturated with teachers and it usually takes a few years to get established, if you can.
Need to employ at least five Thai nationals and jump through some other hoops or business will be underground and OP will run out of luck with immigration.