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If the employee is not working in Thailand...

A work permit application is signed by the employee, not the employer. What I mean by this is that it is the employee's signature at the end of the application, not the employer's.

As you will not be present to sign the application your potential employer is asking for your authority to sign on your behalf and make the application for you.

Therefore it is your signature the company wants notarised.

When I look online I find two addresses for this company, neither of which are the address you supplied.

You need to ask the company for a copy of their "DBD" company document. If we have that then we can advise you further.

This document is something all companies have, and they will find our multiple copies each year. They should be able to send you either a scan or photos of their DBD very quickly.

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For those who are not aware, the OP is referring to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

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The visa vignette itself says:

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3 hours ago, KhaoYai said:

Is this a recent change?  I received my 5 year licence in May 2017 at which time I was on a 12 month Multi O.

 

I know the OP states tourist visas but it also says 90 days - as far as I know there are no tourist visas that allow a 90 day stay.

There is no nationwide change. There may not even be any change in the OP's office.

The photo in the OP specifically mentioned tourist visas, rather than 1 year multi Non O visas.

A very limited number of countries such as Argentina get 90 day visa exempt entries, which explains why the photo in the OP mentioned 90 day tourist entries.

58 minutes ago, RBOP said:

On a long stay visa when first apply for DL you get one year. The following year you will 5 years when renewing. Never knew they issued DL to tourists. That new on me. 

The one year license has been replaced with a two year license now.

1 hour ago, wildpikey said:

What about if you have a Non O Multi, I have always previously got the 5 yr Licence with that.? Or has that option fallen by the wayside now.

Each office interprets the rules differently. Bear in mind that the Non O Multi is valid for 1 year but allows 90 day stays. Some officers may interpret that one way or the other.

The photo in the OP does specifically mention tourist visa, so hopefully you will be ok.

@ukrules Let us know how you get on. Your experience will help other members for sure.

1 minute ago, johng said:

I hear that includes the Thailand Elite visa too...only 2 years with that.

Yes, other members have confirmed that this was their experience. The Elite visa is a bit of an anomaly in this regard.

One way is to exchange your baht to your home currency, then hand carry it out of the country.

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On 7/31/2019 at 3:48 PM, webfact said:

...more than 50,000-strong workforce

On 7/31/2019 at 3:48 PM, webfact said:

...110 ultra-luxury apartments

So not many people living on site and massive quantities of people traveling to work. Plus the general public arriving.

Plus traffic from:

On 7/31/2019 at 3:48 PM, webfact said:

...a 1,100-room hotel

I'm interested to see how this pans out.

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@lamyai3 I think you misplaced the decimal point one place. I make it 3.8 million. These would be the Non L-A category for migrant workers rather than the Non O-A category for retirees:

2 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

When i went (bangkok) I was asked for a copy of my work permit.

I was aswell, which makes me rethink my previous statement. If the OP needs a certificate of residency from immigration then it might not be especially convenient for him.

Hopefully the OP will report back with the local requirements from his DLT.

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37 minutes ago, Batty said:

I didnt even realise an IDP was something you applied for here in Thailand - I just assumed it was something that needed doing in the UK.

Each country issues their own. In Thailand the DLT will only issue of your have a 5 year license. 2 year temporary licenses cannot be issued with an IDP.