What does the average British expat think of Tommy?

[greasergirl]

Hi all out there

i do have a son, a really smart one

he speaks English, French and German

very good in handiworks.......computers..a hard worker....

left school here, got boring to death..

helps me renovating to get my mansion ready to sell

asking u...........

is there any chance for him to work in a holiday resort ???????

he has never done, but likes it............

and I don't like to leave him in France

desperately calling u

Gina

[alexanderthai]

I don't understand what do you want him to do. Get job and money here ???? HOw old ??? Work permitted?

[Carib]

http://www.bia.co.th/023.html The Foreign Employment Act

Please read this, so you will understand that what is needed and allowed for a job in Thailand.

Pay attention to Prohibited occupations and the General criteria for approval of a work permit

Edited March 8, 2010 by Carib

[greasergirl]

http://www.bia.co.th/023.html The Foreign Employment Act

Please read this, so you will understand that what is needed and allowed for a job in Thailand.

Pay attention to Prohibited occupations and the General criteria for approval of a work permit

the employer works in the tourist sector and brought at least 5,000 tourists to Thailand during the preceding year;

(iv) the employer employs at least 100 Thais;

that sounds not too bad 4 me

my son is 18 when I do move to Bangkok,

[Carib]

http://www.bia.co.th/023.html The Foreign Employment Act

Please read this, so you will understand that what is needed and allowed for a job in Thailand.

Pay attention to Prohibited occupations and the General criteria for approval of a work permit

the employer works in the tourist sector and brought at least 5,000 tourists to Thailand during the preceding year;

(iv) the employer employs at least 100 Thais;

that sounds not too bad 4 me

my son is 18 when I do move to Bangkok,

Don't convince me, try that with the Thai authorities. Good luck.

[roiethome]

There are ways to work around the Act. A few years ago I empolyed a Burmese girl as a secretary, also a prohibited post, but we titled her position as " multi lingual customer relations manager", she spoke several languages and had no issue with a work permit. If the employer really does want to employ, it just needs a little creative thinking and I would be sure that with the language skills o your son this should not be to hard to dream up.

best of luck.

[Prudent_rabbit]

With those Language skills, I would have thought Club Med would have a look at him, worth a shot

[lazygourmet]

With those Language skills, I would have thought Club Med would have a look at him, worth a shot

Club Med never send novice GO to five stars villages (Phuket being the only one in Thailand).

[nakachalet]

what is the real intention of the poster,

getting a job for her son....?

if a person wants a son to get a job in another country.... a mother would provide all sort of info.... to enable capable others to consider and help....

really, do not know what to make of this post though....