With all the new changes,what is the full cost for obtaining a work permit in Thailand?Is it still 8,000 baht?

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

A teacher's WP is only 3,000 Baht. < I know this is 100% correct!

A 'normal' one is 10,000 Baht?

http://www.thaivisa.com/291.0.html

Fees are valid from September 18, 2002

• A new work permit valid up to three months costs 750 baht.

• A new work permit valid up to six months cost 1,500 baht.

• A new work permit valid up to one year costs 3,000 baht.

• A work permit valid for longer than one year costs 3,000 baht plus the amount for the period exceeding one year.

• To renew or extend a work permit for up to three months costs 750 baht.

• To renew or extend a work permit for up to six months costs 1,500 baht.

• To renew or extend a work permit for up to one year costs 3,000 baht.

• To renew or extend a work permit for longer than one year costs 3,000 baht plus the amount for the period exceeding one year.

• A letter stipulating full details of a work permit costs 150 baht.

• To register change of type of work costs 150 baht.

• To register change of place of work costs 150 baht.

Thank you george and kenkannif.Can anyone recommend a company that can get the work permit for me as I have my letter of a job offer?

Thank you.

My firm can assist. Assuming that you arrive on a non-immigrant visa, with a 90-day entry permit, your initial work permit will only be valid until the end of that 90 day period. So there is more to it than just getting the initial work permit. You will probably want to obtain a long-term entry permit extension, plus a long-term work permit.

Send me a conventional e-mail to which I can reply with attachmemts, and I will send you more info.

Good luck!

Steve Sykes

Manging Director

Indo-Siam Group

Bangkok

[email protected]

www.thaistartup.com

Paksport,

At the labour office they can supply you with a list of documents you will have to submit in order to get your work permit, and then you can do it yourself. In case they dont have the list in English and you cannot speak/read Thai, those offering you a job should be able to help out translating. Actually they should arrange the work permit for you, instead of letting you solve this problem.