Being a qualified teacher, we will talk only for Employment visa and Its qualifications to Teach in Thailand under this type of visa. The non-immigrant visa B is provided by the Thailand-registered employer with the visa applicant being required to apply for a work permit immediately upon arrival in Thailand.
Visa options;
There are 6 different types of visa;
Employment
Education
Business or investment
Marriage
Guardians
Retirement visas
According to the Thailand Ministry of Foreign Affairs website (ref; http://www.mfa.go.th), The visa fee is 2,000 Baht for single-entry with three-month validity and 5,000 Baht for multiple entries with one-year validity. The complete list of requirements and application form will be in the website of www.mfa.co.th or if you still don’t have time to do it, Mana Education can help you with that, just leave it to us!
For certain types of employers, a work permit has to be obtained first before the non-immigrant B visa. As a foreigner applying for a work visa, you need to have all the following educational and employment documents:
University diploma or any similar educational certificate
University transcript of records
Certificate of Employment and Clearance
from the applicant’s previous employer clearing the applicant of any liability and/or showing proof of prior employment records; work permit application might require certificates of earlier employers, depending on the applicant’s work history
Resume with outlining a clear timeline of the applicant’s employment history
Passport with at least 6 months’ validity and two, full, blank pages
Passport photos
Various documents that should be provided by your employer upon hiring
