Thinking of working in THailand
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Re: Thinking of working in THailand
this probably goes to show how long you been out the scene PB...phuketrichard wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2017 9:26 pm Another reason they need to re-evaluate the rules is to allow non thai's to do bar work as Hooters can not find qualified Thai ladies.
PLus it seems there might be hope forJamie to work in the LOS
Hooters in Pattaya has had a Falang Girl working in it for a while...
i first saw her there on my birthday over a year ago
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Re: Thinking of working in THailand
First two on the left on that first pic
Last pic the white chick is touching herself? think I'd be disappointed to get a white girl server in Asia.
Last Hooters I went to was in Osaka couple years back, couple little hotties in there (I'd put apic but my Photobucket is jacked). When in Medellin last month I walked by the Hooters but the chicks looked so disinterested I kept walking, shame I met couple cool girls there some years ago.
Last pic the white chick is touching herself? think I'd be disappointed to get a white girl server in Asia.
Last Hooters I went to was in Osaka couple years back, couple little hotties in there (I'd put apic but my Photobucket is jacked). When in Medellin last month I walked by the Hooters but the chicks looked so disinterested I kept walking, shame I met couple cool girls there some years ago.
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Re: Thinking of working in THailand
sigmoid wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2017 9:34 pmYes, "farangs" are a separate category from "persons" in Thailand, so your line of thinking is correct.Now then...is it true a person/farang would need a university to work in Thailand?
Anyway, I assume you mean to "legally work in Thailand" and "have a university degree".
For teaching with a work permit, I am pretty sure you need at least a bachelor's degree in something. For other jobs, I think it depends on the employer.
The main thing you need is an employer who can sponsor your application for permission to work in a position other than those on the list. That's why so many are teachers.
I'm sure that some people must be doing some other type of work.
I worked in Thailand legitimately in charge of Finance, IT and Purchasing for a large company in the PetroChemical industry. We had between 15-20 other expats working in positions that ranged from Field Supervisors to Managers and HOD's. Salaries ranged from 150k baht a month up to 350k baht a month and with the company doing well annual bonuses were 2-3 months salary performance based. Our major clients also had expats working for them, as did many of the companies supplying us with goods or services. I was sat in a Bar in Pattaya one night having banked another large pay check while a loud mouthed semi literate Cockney was giving everyone the benefit of his in-depth knowledge of Thai industry and " They don't want us working here " rant, I chuckled to myself and ordered another beer.
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Anybody know of someone who has a work permit in Thailand but isn't a teacher.
Starting your own business is a totally different process. No degree required but loads of expendable finances is a necessity.
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Re: Thinking of working in THailand
I know lots; Chefs, working in hotels, Accounting, I had a few managing a disco, Construction foreman. Business manager. Even my Cambodian had a full farang wp employed as a marketing manager...etc etc mostly u just need a business to hire you and provide all the papers to apply first for a Non B visa ,than for the wp/sigmoid wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2017 9:34 pmYes, "farangs" are a separate category from "persons" in Thailand, so your line of thinking is correct.Now then...is it true a person/farang would need a university to work in Thailand?
Anyway, I assume you mean to "legally work in Thailand" and "have a university degree".
For teaching with a work permit, I am pretty sure you need at least a bachelor's degree in something. For other jobs, I think it depends on the employer.
The main thing you need is an employer who can sponsor your application for permission to work in a position other than those on the list. That's why so many are teachers.
I'm sure that some people must be doing some other type of work.
Anybody know of someone who has a work permit in Thailand but isn't a teacher.
Starting your own business is a totally different process. No degree required but loads of expendable finances is a necessity.
Farangs DO NOT need a college degree ( work experience is good) except for some teachers. Unlike Cambodia there are few ONLY English teachers for small kids. 90% work for a full school(ie not one that just teaches english)
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Re: Thinking of working in THailand
Don't bother working in Thailand, according to a very reliable source here you'll only get paid $800 a year, if at all.
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