Non B Teaching Visa

[sananeamk0715]

Hello everyone

 

I got the job from school. I have associate degree. With associate degree can I apply to Non B teaching visa and work permit?

 

If you know any visa agency or someone who can help me please you let me know. I can pay for visa things to agency.

 

Thank you!

[lemonjelly]

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[jenny2017]

38 minutes ago, lemonjelly said:

 

 

OP, will you be teaching English, or subjects? Government school, or private institution? 

 

   Considering that an associate degree consits of 60 credit hours only, you do not seem to qualify. 

 

      A BA, ( usually 120 hours) is needed, no matter in what field.

 

    If you're not a NES, you'll also need a TOEIC examination test score of not less than 600.

 

        

 

 

[sananeamk0715]

Just now, jenny2017 said:

OP, will you be teaching English, or subjects? Government school, or private institution? 

 

  

Teaching English at government school.

[jenny2017]

23 minutes ago, sananeamk0715 said:

Teaching English at government school.

 

It often happens that the school superiors do not know much about foreigner's degrees.

 

  You can't apply for a Non-B without the paperwork from your school, the educational area the school belongs to, copies of degree and transcripts, etc..

 

   See Thailand as a country with a fence around and there's always a door opening for those who want to start teaching.

 

  Schools can also hire you being a teacher's assistant, a trainer, or a similar, often fancy title. Then you bypass the Teacher's council of Thailand's regulations and you don't need a provisional teacher's license and you'll be able to receive a Non-B visa to be legal.

 

   If I were you, I'd not work on a tourist visa, because it seems that the immigration is currently doing a sort of a crackdown on foreigners.

 

   Talk to your school and see what they will tell you. Best of luck!!

 

  

 

  

 

   

 

  

[Rhys]

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[sananeamk0715]

11 hours ago, jenny2017 said:

 

It often happens that the school superiors do not know much about foreigner's degrees.

 

  You can't apply for a Non-B without the paperwork from your school, the educational area the school belongs to, copies of degree and transcripts, etc..

 

   See Thailand as a country with a fence around and there's always a door opening for those who want to start teaching.

 

  Schools can also hire you being a teacher's assistant, a trainer, or a similar, often fancy title. Then you bypass the Teacher's council of Thailand's regulations and you don't need a provisional teacher's license and you'll be able to receive a Non-B visa to be legal.

 

   If I were you, I'd not work on a tourist visa, because it seems that the immigration is currently doing a sort of a crackdown on foreigners.

 

   Talk to your school and see what they will tell you. Best of luck!!

 

  

 

  

 

   

 

  

Yes I know it all but I mean can I get Non B visa and work permit with associate degree. For teaching not trainer or something same as teacher.

[Scott]

1 hour ago, sananeamk0715 said:

Yes I know it all but I mean can I get Non B visa and work permit with associate degree. For teaching not trainer or something same as teacher.

No.   You will not be able to get either with an Associate's Degree.   

[jenny2017]

OP, you might want to look into an upgrade of your Associate somewhere in Thailand, where you can work, study online and attend a few one day face 2 face classes. Once you've signed up and started the course, I guess you'd get a provisional license good for two years. 

 

   Please see: http://pinoythaiyo.com/2016/04/10/enrollment-is-now-going-on-at-st-roberts-in-thailand/

[sananeamk0715]

12 hours ago, Scott said:

No.   You will not be able to get either with an Associate's Degree.   

How about if I have marry Non O visa and can I get work permit with this Non 0 marry visa with associate's degree?

[Scott]

No.   You will be able to stay in the country legally, but a Work Permit will be out of your reach for jobs in the formal education system.  

 

 

[sananeamk0715]

Just now, Scott said:

No.   You will be able to stay in the country legally, but a Work Permit will be out of your reach for jobs in the formal education system.  

 

 

I see. I asked because some people told me if you have marry visa you can work legally and get work permit even have associate's degree.

[Scott]

Not with schools under the OBEC.   Where you live may make a difference because there is a great deal of inconsistency in how the labor department operates from province to province.    If you work as a teacher, it will technically be illegal.