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7, Watsons, Boots, etc. are all totally out of stock on masks at every one I went to. But it seems like every other street vendor and 20 baht store trying to cash in on the scare has piles of them, at least here in Chiang Rai. Big C also still had better quality N95 masks in stock last time I was there. They can be found.

Hi everyone, I'm currently in the process of trying to obtain employment in Thailand. I'm a Canadian national and require an appropriate visa and work permit. I've received interest from a couple companies that were looking for fill positions that my education/skills fit perfectly, they were happy with my salary expectations, but both ended up not going anywhere. I have a feeling this was due to the hassle and red tape involved in hiring a foreigner (they may have thought I had a marriage visa or something and only required a work permit when they initially contacted me).

I'm just curious if there are any proactive steps I could take to reduce the burden on potential employers regarding obtaining a visa to work in Thailand.

Thanks in advance for any advice!