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Hi all, it's not particularly clear how the Thai visa system for foreigners works, but I will apply for a 90 day non-o (marriage) and have been told that it can easily be converted to a work permit. Or is it done in a different way? Just wondering due to lack of clarity, and would appreciate some experienced explanation. Many thanks in  advance...

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You can apply for a work permit with a non-o visa or extension of stay based upon marriage to a Thai.

A work permit is not a visa. It only allows you to legally work.

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A visa (Non O) is required to gain permission to stay in the country.

 

A Work Permit [WP] is required to gain permission to work.

 

In order to get a WP you need the correct type and category of visa. As you are married your Non O visa can be used to apply for the WP. If you didn’t have a Thai family you would need a Non B visa.

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That's great to hear - so that means the information I have been given is correct. Thank you both very much for the clarification. Cheers

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