Hi guys
Just wanted to introduce myself and find more expats out there in Bangkok for info, social events and such.
From Sydney, Australia and heading over at the end of May. Personal Trainer so also looking if anyone knows anyone in this field and how easy it is to get into in Bangkok.
feel free to connect
Moving to Thailand in 2 months
GRMPhotography
08 March 2013 08:15:30
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Harmonie
08 March 2013 12:04:52
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Welcome to Expat.com GRMPhotography!
Hope that you'll get a lot of nice contacts here.
Harmonie
GRMPhotography
08 March 2013 12:11:12
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Hey Harmonie
Thanks ! Looking forward to meeting other expats over there
stumpy
08 March 2013 23:53:45
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Be careful if you are thinking of working in Bangkok.
There is a process of paperwork to be done for the right visa
dannyboyo
11 March 2013 07:49:05
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You can always travel on a business Visa whilst looking for work, this is the easiest Visa. Your best bet will be to find a company interested in hiring you prior to travel, then ask them to send you a form inviting you to work for them. you can then apply for a B visa, you will get 1 year which you can use to find work, you will also need this to apply for a Work permit.
TrangDoan
13 March 2013 11:21:01
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The best way for you is getting a job before moving to Thailand then your employer will make you a visa and work permit.
Otherwise, there are two options for your visa:
- Tourist visa 6 months with double entries. They will give you 2 months entry and 1 month extension in Thai Immigration Office,then you have to exist the country to borderland to come back with another 3 months.
- 1 year ED visa by applying for a Thai course, an option is online course if you don't want to go to class.
If you are interested in 1 year ED visa then I can offer you a support.
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