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I requested documents from Canberra, and since I have two jobs, I was provided with both contracts and a letter stating that I’m allowed to work remotely from anywhere.
However, the Thai Embassy asked for the following, and I’m a bit confused:
1) I already provided the company number in the letter, but they seem to be asking for something more official, such as a Companies House Certificate of Incorporation or a Companies House Company Profile.
Has anyone experienced this, or can you clarify what exactly they are expecting?
2) They also seem to want another letter confirming that I’m allowed to work remotely while staying in Thailand.
My previous letter included my salary and highlight work from anywhere remotely — for this new letter, is it necessary to include salary again, or is it enough to simply confirm that remote work from Thailand is permitted?
Any advice from those who have applied would be greatly appreciated.
I am currently working for a company and am under extension of Stay of Non-B Business Visa. It expires on January the 5th 2026.
I resigned from this job and will start a new job in January.
Documents won't be ready by January the 5th, so I will have to leave Thailand and apply for a new Non-B visa abroad.
My question is as follows: Do I need to go to the immigration to have my visa officially cancelled before I leave OR I can just abroad on, say, 4th or 5th and my visa will be automatically cancelled upon leaving at the airport/ border checkpoint?
I also have the multiple re-entry permit if that matters.
Been living and teaching in Vietnam for the almost 10 years but I feel like I need a change of scenery, so planning on moving to Bangkok sometime next year. On top of teaching, I also run a semi-successful YT channel on the side so don't want to teach full time, 15hrs a week is more than enough for me. Due to the channel, I haven't had time to get a PGCE unfortunately so I only have a TEFL.
I read online that I need to earn a certain amount each month in order to keep my visa, and that most schools don't support the visa costs/application, especially for a part timer - is this true? What are my options? I'm from the UK if that matters.
I’m hoping to get some advice from anyone who’s been through this recently.
I’m currently in Thailand on a tourist visa. I was originally on a 12 month student visa that ended in April and since then I’ve had to do a few land border runs while waiting for my business setup and work permit to come through.
Next week I’m heading to Malaysia to apply for and re-enter on a Non-B visa, with my work permit in progress. My only concern is that immigration might look at my passport stamps and notice I’ve had more than two entries this year.
Even though I’ll have the correct visa when I return, I’m still a bit worried about re-entering. Has anyone had a similar experience recently with the new rules? Any advice or insight would be hugely appreciated.
Hi everyone! I am posting anonymously as my work situation is uncertain and I do not want to share it with colleagues and others who know me.
We are a family of 3 and I am currently on work visa while my partner and child are on dependent visa. We are looking at plan B options as we want to remain in Thailand for another year at the bare minimum. So, I am reaching out to you:
1) if anyone tried the Long-Term Resident Visa (as highly skilled professional) and could share your experience?
2) which visa options you tried in a similar situation.