Work Permit
According to the Alien occupation act of 1973 which states that In order to be eligible to work in Thailand an alien requires a work permit. There are some exceptions for aliens under which they can work in Thailand, other than that all the foreigners must obtain a work permit in order to be able to work legally and without any fear in Thailand. Exceptions
- Members of the diplomatic corps
- Members of consular missions
- Representatives of member countries and officials of the United Nations and its specialised agencies
- Personal servants coming from abroad to work exclusively for persons listed under the above items
- Those with duties on missions in the Kingdom under an agreement between the government of Thailand and a foreign government or international organization
- Foreigners that perform any duty or mission that benefit education, culture, arts, or sports
- Persons specially permitted by the government of Thailand to enter and perform any duty or mission in the Kingdom
- copy of the picture page of your passport
- non-immigrant visa
- copy of the passport page with stamp
- copy of entry card
- Copy of your degree, resume or transcript – sometimes they require it to be certified by your country’s embassy (this requires bringing your degree or resume to your embassy, declaring it is a true and original document and then paying an authentication fee.
- A doctor’s medical certificate
- photos