Finding a job in Thailand

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Member since 06 November 2009

rabzouzMember02 December 2009 09:25:35

Hello,

I am belgian and i am looking for a job in Bangkok or Kuala Lumpur.

You might have some advices for me or some useful contacts.

Regarding myself:

I speak french, dutch and I am fluent in English as well.
I have a master degree in business engineering. I only have a small working experience. I am still in Belgium and I would like to start working in Bangkok.

Let me know if you could be of help, thank you in advence,

Hicham

Christine ViP

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ChristineViP02 December 2009 12:29:48

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Hello Hicham! Try the Thailand classifieds.

Good luck
Christine

Marinegourgue Member

Member since 27 November 2009

MarinegourgueMember04 December 2009 09:58:35

Hello,

I am French looking to move to Phuket or Krabi in the coming months (summer 2010).

I am looking for a job in the hospitality industry at this time, and/or in sales & marketing. I have 8 years of experience in that domain and I am trilingual (French, English and Spanish). I am currently learning Thai.

If you hear of anything, please let me know.

Thank you all for your help in advance!!!

Marine

Bright_Eyes New member

Member since 17 January 2010

Bright_EyesNew member17 January 2010 23:54:18

I am a middle and high school English teacher. I have my Bachelors of English Literature and Writing and my Masters of Teaching. I will be avail. to teach by July. Please let me know if you have any contacts or leads. Thanks!

Mudmonky Member

Member since 18 January 2010

MudmonkyMember18 January 2010 14:17:06

I have lived in Chiangmai for over 4 years now, and I have been looking for working in Thailand for all that time, I now travel out to work, back to Thailand to live.. Good luck. As the Thai law stands, you need a work permit to do any form of work, that includes voluntary, if a Thai national can do the job your trying to get, you will not get a work permit, regardless of how good or cheap you are to hire. But good luck! I know one person; hes a mate, works in Pattaya as the overseas project manager, selling high end villas, he got the job because he can interact better with westerners.And his wife is well placed in the company. And the big boss likes him, fact is, he is good at his job, but it more about who you know not what you know here in Thailand. Again good luck.

bolewts Member

Member since 30 June 2009

bolewtsMember09 February 2010 03:35:16

I worked in Thailand for 13 years, first as a middle manager at one of the English language newspapers and later as a university professor in media, multimedia and design. Getting work in Thailand is relatively easy if you have good qualifications and experience. I never had problems finding work.

dramitks New member

Member since 25 January 2010

dramitksNew member11 February 2010 11:01:07

Myself Dr. Amit S, I am planning to shift to Bangkok in the coming months and had more than 6.5 yrs of experience in Pharma industry. Currently luking after the sales and marketing in one of the leading pharma industry in india.
Can anybody help me to get some information to get some suitable job in any of the pharma company in Thailand.

regards

Dr. Amit

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