What is the process for obtaining a work permit after receiving a Non-B visa in Thailand?

After receiving a Non-B visa, you must go through a process to obtain a work permit, typically initiated by your employer. While getting a work permit is generally expected once you have a Non-B visa, it is not guaranteed, and there is a possibility of rejection. If your work permit application is denied, you can remain in Thailand for the duration allowed by your visa (typically 90 days). Once the work permit is granted, you'll need to apply for a yearly extension of stay based on employment at the Thai immigration office.