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**M4tHkBw2** · 09-21-2012, 11:24 AM

Er dingdong by name or nature?

Just kidding, but your post name begs the question

If you have work lined up it would have made more sence to get their letter of appointment and apply for a NON-B before entering.
I have no doubt you will get the 30 days on nentry, and maybe even the years extension or NON-O to be a provider - provided you can show a bank balance and regular foreign income.
But to get a work permit you need a NON-B, they rarely issue these form Thailand, unless extending an existing NON-B.
You will have to leave the county with the afrementioned letter, go to an embassy, and apply for a NON-B, on your return you will be given a Work Permit.
Another option is if you have Thai residency, then you can come and go, and get a WP whenever you need one, and surrender it whenever you don'y need it.
Thems the rules

09-21-2012, 11:24 AM	#7
M4tHkBw2 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 429 Senior Member	Er dingdong by name or nature? Just kidding, but your post name begs the question If you have work lined up it would have made more sence to get their letter of appointment and apply for a NON-B before entering. I have no doubt you will get the 30 days on nentry, and maybe even the years extension or NON-O to be a provider - provided you can show a bank balance and regular foreign income. But to get a work permit you need a NON-B, they rarely issue these form Thailand, unless extending an existing NON-B. You will have to leave the county with the afrementioned letter, go to an embassy, and apply for a NON-B, on your return you will be given a Work Permit. Another option is if you have Thai residency, then you can come and go, and get a WP whenever you need one, and surrender it whenever you don'y need it. Thems the rules
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