@Tod ********

thank you so much you are an absolute super star!Intrigued to see the result and hopefully prove my schools HR team wrong or make my way back to South Africa on a glorified “Visa Run”.Please keep me posted as soon as you hear anything.

@Tod ********

absolutely!Completely with you there!Hence waiting for the letter of approval.A justified call from a Thai friend to the Vientiane consulate will also be done.I’m hoping this is an error from my school and not Thailand clamping down...

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@Tod ********

thats dates 2013 if I’m not mistaken?It could be that a new one is released/going to be released/not known until you get there etc.Or do you think I’m way off track?I’m awaiting the letter from MOE and waiting to see what it says...

This seems to be the list in KL....I’m assuming a similar thing is in place or an unadvertised rule in Laos too now...notice the date...February 2018.So the law is new...

Joseph Michael Pedro III do you have any idea what the updated list at Vientiane(Laos) is? Their website is all in Thai...

Joseph Michael Pedro III there are obviously a number of African people who have “misbehaved” in Thailand and caused this change.Sad and an admin mission but guess it’s becoming what it is right?!?!

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@Tod ********

,I initially thought as much,but then my director got involved and did some investigation.He seems to think there is an agreement in place between OBEC and MOE requiring teachers of African nationalities to apply for their Non B in their respective home countries.This being a new “law” that isn’t officially enforced but observed by departments.It seems service areas falling into BKK are stricter than outer lying areas.What is your view on this?