Work Permit Services: Legally Work in Thailand Without Worries

Planning to work or conduct business in Thailand? Maybe you're a teacher? You’ll need a Work Permit to stay and work legally, as well as a Work/Business Visa.

However, the process can feel overwhelming, involving extensive paperwork, strict eligibility criteria, and coordination with government offices. That’s where I come in—I’ll simplify the process, handle the complexities, and ensure your work permit is approved without unnecessary delays.

What is a Work Permit?

A work permit is an official document issued by the Thai Ministry of Labor that authorizes a foreigner to work legally in the country. It specifies the type of work, employer, and location of employment, ensuring adherence to Thai regulations.

Who Needs a Work Permit?

Everyone conducting work, paid or voluntary, MUST have a work permit as well as the relevant visa to remain compliant with Thai law.

Eligibility and Requirements

To apply for a work permit in Thailand, you will typically need:

• A Non-Immigrant B Visa (Non-B Visa) as a prerequisite.

• A valid passport with at least 6 months of validity remaining.

• An employment contract or job offer from a Thai company.

• Company documents provided by your employer, such as the business license, company registration certificate, and tax documents.

• Recent passport-sized photographs.

• Health certificates or medical records (if required).

Additional requirements may apply depending on the nature of your work and your employer’s business type.

How I Can Help With Your Work Permit

The process of obtaining a work permit involves multiple steps and coordination between you and your employer. I provide personalized assistance to ensure everything is handled efficiently:

• Pre-Application Guidance: I help you understand the requirements and ensure your eligibility before starting the application process.

• Document Preparation: Assist in gathering all necessary documents, ensuring both personal and employer-provided documents are in order.

• Application Submission: Guide you through submitting the work permit application to the Thai Ministry of Labor.

• Follow-Up: Monitor the progress of your application and provide updates to avoid unnecessary delays.

A Non-B/Work Visa Assistance

A Non-B Visa is the first step toward obtaining a work permit in Thailand. I also offer comprehensive support for securing your visa, ensuring that all legal requirements are met so you can begin your employment without hassle.

Extensions and Renewals

If your work permit is expiring or if you need to change employers, I can assist with renewing or amending your work permit, ensuring compliance with Thai labor laws throughout your employment.

Get Your Work Visa Sorted Today

📅 Need help securing or managing your Thai work permit? Contact me to ensure your work authorization remains valid and compliant.