VISA & WORK PERMIT

Teacha Language School the parent company of TEFL WIDE Project. Teacha Language School will provide all the documentation needed for the teachers enrolled in this program to acquire visa either when they are still in their home countries or when they land in Thailand. However teachers involved in this project are expected to bear the full cost involved in acquiring the working visa Non-Immigrant B Visa needed to work legally in Thailand.

Teachers are expected to be aware of their visa situation all the time when they are teaching in Thailand. Teachers must be aware always as not to overstay their visas, report to the immigration every 90 days as required by Thai laws for notification of their residential address and to exit the country every 90 days if they are on a Multiple Entry Non-Immigrant B Visa.

Teachers who come on 60 days tourist- visas will be issued documentation which they will take to any neighboring country of their choice (Malaysia, Laos etc) to acquire the Non-Immigrant B Visa from the Thai Consulates in those countries fully bearing all the costs. The charges involved would approximately sum up to 5000 – 6000 baht.

Work Permits
Work Permit can be applied for if the teacher has the Non-Immigrant B Visa only. Application after submission will take approximately two weeks to be processed by the relevant authorities. Schools will normally forward applications to the labor office two weeks into the semester, but sometimes it will take longer, delays are to be expected. 
If you decide to change schools your work permit will become invalid. If you are changing schools, teachers are expected to surrender their work permits to the schools authorities before they leave. 

PLEASE NOTE THAT TEACHERS WOULD BARE THE EXPENSES FOR WORK PERMIT

*Surrender the Work Permits before leaving Thailand*

 

Testimonials

         " I did my TEFL training at Teacha Language School and now I am a successful teacher handling 20 classes per week and taking part time tuitions as well. Before I could come to Thailand, I was wondering how the experience might be. I have seen some of my friends going to Asian countries to teach. But many of them had tough time handling classes as the institute which hired them did not make up to them.
      Fortunately, with the help of Teacha Language School I have had good time here. A promising salary and accommodation with all safety insurances, I am one of the many happy teachers working with this institute.
      I would say that you wouldn’t get a better language institute that coordinates Teacher Training to such a level like what I have experienced. "

Sincerely,
Chonnikan