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On 4/2/2021 at 3:42 PM, SGD said:

Can the Thai brain cope with 120kph because it doesn't seem able to cope with 110kph now.

Do you drive in this Country as the speed limit is 90 kph not 110kph

Also the Chonburi motorway has been 120kph, for the 20 year that I have been in Thailand.

The only people winging are the one s that don't drive or can not drive. 

Yes the Iceberg look green it's the reflection of the Ocean.????    

try using Mr google

https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/993817-renewal-of-work-permit-and-non-immigrant-b-visa/

8 hours ago, drbeach said:

So Thai registered trucks are driving through Vietnam all the way to the Chinese border? Somehow I doubt this, and that Thai trucks are actually being reloaded in Laos onto Vietnamese or Lao registrations and then driven through northern Vietnam to the Chinese border.

I can drive my pickup into Cambodia, Myanmar, Malaysia, Vietnam & China as I have a passport for my Thai registered pickup.

So I think that truck  can do the same. ???? 

22 hours ago, JonnyF said:

Correct. The WHO has handled this very poorly indeed. They handed out a lot of very poor advice which has undoubtedly made the situation worse.

 

However, many people have an irrational hate of Donald Trump so they will disagree. If Trump said water was wet they'd disagree. It's a shame they lack the ability to separate their emotions from the cold hard facts.

JonnyF

You are so right I was just about to write the same thing.

It's a shame they lack the ability to separate their emotions from the cold hard facts. So True

If you wish to work at a second location, then get it added to your WP.

You can work for 2 companies as long as they are on your WP.

On my work permit I can work any location in Thailand as that my job description.

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https://www.citylab.com/environment/2019/10/glyphosate-pesticide-cancer-roundup-lawsuit-bayer-monstanto/598537/

Yes you should surrender your  W/P, but also if you are stepping from 1 job to the next job talk to the Labor Department.

You can get your new Employer added to W/P if you have the right paper work.

The Work Permit is your name not the Employers name.

Good luck

Sorry I'm not able to help, but 10 years ago I had 2 companies on my work permit.

I used a Lawyer back then.????   

The work permit is your's not your employer.

I would go to the labour department & talk to them that you have finish with the old employer & will be looking to start with a new employer

You can transfer your work permit talk to your New Employer transfer takes around 14 days if your new Boss has all the paper work ready.  ????

Best if you have a lawyer do this work.

50 minutes ago, csabo said:

He can go visa exempt and come back to Penang with the document. I guess you don't think too much. 

If you arrive in Thailand you can get a 30 day visa, if you have more than 15 day left on the visa, you can obtain a non/B here with in Thailand.    This they don't tell you.

More bad info. A new company requires a new WP. You cannot transfer it.

OK I will put it this way, if you have a work permit it helps to step from 1 job to the next job that as long as it the same job discretion & the new employer has all the right paper work. This should take 14 days

It is a lot harder if you don't have a work permit as you would have to start all over again at the beginning.

No body has answered the OP question

But my main question is weather it is possible to move the work permit to another company easily in this situation.

The answer is yes you can transfer to a new company & you can work for 2 companies on the 1 work permit as long as the 2 companies are OK with it.

When you get your work permit keep it as it is your work permit.

The company you work for will say they payed for it.

Don't let them have it.

When I first came to Thailand, I fell into the trap of giving my work permit to my employer.

When it came time to leave they would not give it back.

When I change employers I used a lawyer as they know the laws, good luck

Red Baron in Bangkok would be the go, that if the OP is close.

How do you's guy know it has any thing to do with the Honey Bay