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I am posting for a friend.... 555 where have we heard that one before!

 

He is currently on a voluntary visa and is teaching voluntarily for a foundation - unpaid. He also has a work permit for this organisation. Now, he has been offered some part-time work for a school which will be paid. He will obviously, need to secure a separate work permit since they are specific to the workplace. However, what about his visa? If, as I suspect he must change it to a working visa, will he still be authorised to continue working for the foundation as an unpaid volunteer? Surely, he won't need two visas!

 

Thanks in advance.

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The employer will have to agree that he also volunteers at another school as for a second employer the agreement of the first employer is required..

Note that for volunteering no teaching license is required. For a paid job he will need a teaching license or waiver for working at a regular school.  He should inquire if the work at the new school requires a teaching license. (Do not take the word of the school itself).

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1 hour ago, DrJack54 said:

He cannot have two visas. 

What does he currently have.

 

Very old thread touching on couple of points..

https://aseannow.com/topic/917753-two-jobs-legal-one-work-permit-or-two/

 

 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1188124-work-permit-for-second-employment/

Thanks for sharing but my friend's circumstances aren't the same which is why I started a new thread. It's not an additional paid job. The existing one is voluntary supported by a volunteer's visa and work permit. He also, wants to take up a paid part-time role. I know two work permits arr required and that's not an issue, but I am unsure of the visa situation that is needed. I will go to immigration this week if nobody on here knows. Thanks for your reply.

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5 minutes ago, stament said:

I will go to immigration this week if nobody on here knows.

Best plan.

Thinking immigration will want him to obtain a Non B to work at the uni job 

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1 minute ago, DrJack54 said:

Best plan.

Thinking immigration will want him to obtain a Non B to work at the uni job 

 

I think so, logically to me that makes sense but will they still allow him to vounteer if he's on a working visa. This is THAILAND!!! The land of the illogical and confusion!

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I have removed an off topic post, about tax, so it does not deflect the topic. There are plenty of open topics discussing Thai tax, without including it here.

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6 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

He cannot have two visas. 

What does he currently have.

 

Very old thread touching on couple of points..

https://aseannow.com/topic/917753-two-jobs-legal-one-work-permit-or-two/

 

 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1188124-work-permit-for-second-employment/

Currently have a volunteer visa - was my post not clear on that? The shared threads do not cover this specific circumstance as they are both paid positions not a mix of volunteer and paid.

 

I think it's going to be a question for the immigration volunteers on Monday.... I also want to know if he can change from a volunteer visa to a working visa within Thailand, I am guessing not.

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