@John *******

brilliant come back, well done 👏🏼

@John *******

sounds like you’ve spent too much time hanging around the ladyboy bars in Nana you moron

@John *******

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Hi

@Darcy ********

, Don’t take any notice of most of these comments. There’s a lot of negative and clueless comments here.

I have a lot of friends in Bangkok and other provinces who are teachers and they are very well paid. Some of them have degrees and some don’t. There’s a lot of international schools in Bangkok and some schools like St Andrews have a special needs department and do dance lessons. There’s a lot of opportunities here for good teachers. I would recommend applying and showing your experience as that sometimes works more in your favour than a bit of paper to say what qualifications you have. Don’t let anyone say you can’t do it, just apply for the roles and cross the bridges when you get to them. The schools will take care of your work permit and visa so you don’t need to worry about that. Good luck and wish you all the best 🤞🏻

@Av *********

No you don’t. 😤

Did this last week… went to Phuket town immigration with just my passport. Filled out the forms while I was there, did the photocopies and passport photo at Immigration. Paid the 1,900 in cash and got the passport back with my 30 day stamp in about 1 hour. Didn’t need to take a TM30 or any proof of where I was staying.

@Jeremy *******

thank you 🙏🏼

@Jan *****

a work permit. Yes. Letting you live and work in Thailand. Not a business visa.

@Brandon ***********

you’re only thinking of the cheap commercial gym franchises like Jetts, fitness first and Fitness 24 which are all Thai trainers.

The Base, F45 and a few of the CrossFit gyms all have foreigner (farang) trainers. If you have qualifications/experience you could check with them