Part time with tourist visa?

[problemfarang]

can someone work as a part time with any kind of visa, tourist, retirement visa, etc.?

Also can part time get a non-b visa from the place he is working? 

 

my friend (thai) want to hire someone for part time to their university but doesnt know if he can hire someone on any visa type than non-b or non-o marriage.

 

thanks

[FriendlyFarang]

4 minutes ago, problemfarang said:

can someone work as a part time with any kind of visa, tourist, retirement visa, etc.?

No

 

5 minutes ago, problemfarang said:

Also can part time get a non-b visa from the place he is working? 

As long as he earns enough yes.

[Mac Mickmanus]

A Thai person is asking foreigners about the laws of Thailand ?

Couldn't your Thai friend find out the employment laws himself ?

[ubonjoe]

Any work you do requires a work permit as well as a non-b visa and extension of stay based upon working for a company or teaching.

[problemfarang]

27 minutes ago, FriendlyFarang said:

No

 

As long as he earns enough yes.

thnx

what is the monthly amount for that? to get visa and work permit

Edited May 31, 2022 by problemfarang

[problemfarang]

23 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Any work you do requires a work permit as well as a non-b visa and extension of stay based upon working for a company or teaching.

thnx

[ubonjoe]

7 minutes ago, problemfarang said:

what is the monthly amount for that? to get visa and work permit

For a extension based upon working for a company the amount depends upon your nationality.

For those from most western countries it is a minimum salary of 50k baht.

For teaching there is no minimum salary,

[problemfarang]

5 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

For a extension based upon working for a company the amount depends upon your nationality.

For those from most western countries it is a minimum salary of 50k baht.

For teaching there is no minimum salary,

thank you

[Sticky Rice Balls]

I remember having to travel to BKK from CNX to apply for a VOLUNTEER visa--to work for free

 

I had to get the thai lawyer who was sponsoring the program to get involved..sheesh...

 

had to pay for that visa too--the irony

[problemfarang]

2 hours ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

I remember having to travel to BKK from CNX to apply for a VOLUNTEER visa--to work for free

 

I had to get the thai lawyer who was sponsoring the program to get involved..sheesh...

 

had to pay for that visa too--the irony

Ohhh that sucks

[SomchaiCNX]

7 hours ago, problemfarang said:

Ohhh that sucks

Yes, it sucks, please spread the word. They even required that the volunteers came to help after the tsunami had them.

[grain]

12 minutes ago, SomchaiCNX said:

Yes, it sucks, please spread the word. They even required that the volunteers came to help after the tsunami had them.

Yep, there have even been cases of backpackers invited by Thai teachers to go to schools in very remote places, like islands off the Andaman coast, just to give a couple hours fun lesson to the students, let them have a little contact with a foreigner and practice using some basic English with a foreigner, and these people get nabbed by the local cop and then extorted. Used to see regular reports of these things on the Lonely Planet forum before the pandemic hit.