@Tod ********

is it a different visa then? It doesn’t have to be in SEAsia, it would be for a persons home/resident country. When I was first considering moving to Thailand an attorney wrote an invitation letter for me explaining to the embassy I was exploring business opportunities in Thailand, I actually got that visa in Singapore at that time-was about 5 years ago.

@Robert ******

that’s incorrect, it’s very common for people to get this non b for 3 months before obtaining their work permit.

I’m the managing director, a very small company. Would like to compare what we are writing to others that have had success.

3-non-b-visa-invite-letter-example/

This link is the type of letter I’m looking for, but need a copy of one that is updated and used successfully then. It’s basically a letter you can use to invite someone to come to Thailand to explore job and work opportunities, there is not a work permit required for this.

Thanks

@Naomi *************

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@Jim **************

, good to meet you. Please let me know if you have any info or could help with this, much appreciated!

@Stefan **********

yes would like to know if there is a specific amount of shares they need to own to get this visa.

@Luke *******

I understand what you mean, but I’m not understanding why it would make a difference as it doesn’t extend the visa

Perfect, thanks so much

@Tod ********

, makes perfect sense!

That’s a good idea, I’m afraid it might not work in this situation as it’s for a client and they will be given a temp work permit, I have a feeling this visa may prohibit Labour dept from issuing it.