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Working Permit Application (Teaching)

by Thai Visa

Working Permit Application (Teaching)

1. Form of Employment Certificate, issued by the Institute; (ready to edit and print)
2. Certificate of your employment (Ready to edit and print)
3. Copies of your TOR and DIPLOMA
4. Copy of passport and all pages with visa stamps
5. Directors ID with Signature.
6. Employment contract (in Thai language)
7. Letter from OBEC or Service Area (Ministry of Education) requesting the Ministry of Labour to allow you apply for a working permit. (sample)
8. Letter from the school requesting that you will apply for working permit. (Sample) 
9. NON-Immigrant Visa
10. Passport with not less than 6 months validity
11. Photo / Picture 2 pcs (passport size with white or blue background)
12. School MAP (Other consulate needs this. You can print from Google map)
13. Teaching License (KRUSAPA) (see sample)
14. Medical certificate
15. WP1 form (Ready to edit and print)

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Working Permit Application (Company)

by Thai Visa

Working Permit Application (Company)

1. Certificate of your employment position, issued by the Institute;
2. Certificate of your employment (Ready to edit and print)
3. Company Business License example: Factory, Restaurant, Hotel, etc.
4. Copies of your TOR and DIPLOMA
5. Copy of passport and all pages with visa stamps
6. Form Phor Por 01 (identifying type of business)

  • 6.1 In case of foreign employer: a copy of employer’s work permit is needed.
  • 6.2 If the employer is not working in Thailand nor has no work permit:
  • 6.3 Power of Attorney certified by Notary Public and Thai Embassy is needed.

    • 7. List of foreign employees working at the Institute (see attached file)
    8. NON-Immigrant Visa
    9. Passport with not less than 6 months validity
    10. Photo / Picture 2 pcs (passport size with white or blue background)
    11. Recent shareholders’ list. (Updated within 6 months).
    12. Social Security Payment (1 month)
    13. Thai Company Registration
    14. Thai language employment contract
    15. VAT payment phor por 30 (1-3 months)
    16. VAT Registration
    17. WP.2 form (Ready to edit and print)

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    TO ALL BLEPT TAKERS IN THAILAND

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    TO ALL BLEPT TAKERS IN THAILAND

    We are pleased to inform you that the Inter-Asean Institute of Education in collaboration with the Partners for Change Thailand OFW will conduct a simultaneous review for the General Education, Professional Education, Major Subjects and the Final Coaching in preparation for the up-coming BLEPT in Bangkok on September 24, 2017. The following are the venues of the BLEPT review in Thailand:

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     Hatyai
     Bangkok
     Pattaya
     Chiangmai
     Ubon Ratchatani

    Considering the operational cost, we need at least 30 reviewees per center to open the class as the reviewers are traveling in rotating schedule from Bangkok to the provinces. All interested reviewees should confirm their registration on the dates on the poster below enabling us to determine the indicative number of participants as necessary in our preparations and budgeting. Below is the registration procedure:
    1. Transfer your General Education registration fee to the Partners for Change joint account.
    2. Send the transaction slip e-copy to the Partners for Change treasurer through messenger.
    3. No acceptance of registration fee during the review.
    4. Present the bank transaction slip to the reviewer assistant on the first day of the review center.
    5. All reviewees will receive a certificate of participation in the intensive professional development program that they may use for the renewal of their teacher’s license and work permit.

    To know further about the general education review, please contact Mr. Donjie M. Bardos at 0945760955 and about the Professional Education, Major subjects, and Final Coaching, please contact Dr. Edgar B. Eleguen at 0831337105.

    Thank you very much

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    from: Partners for Change Thailand

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