Is there a limit to the number of work permits if you keep changing schools in Thailand?
In Thailand, there is no strict limit on the number of work permits you can have over time if you keep changing schools. However, each time you change employers, your existing work permit must be canceled, and your new employer must apply for a new one. When you leave a school, they are responsible for canceling your work permit, and this usually needs to be done before you can apply for a new one elsewhere. If your visa is tied to your work permit, such as a Non-B visa, you may need to leave the country and reapply, depending on how the transition is handled. While there is no official restriction on how many times you can switch jobs, frequent changes may raise red flags with the Labor Department or Immigration. Each new school you work for must go through the process of applying for a new work permit, including submitting the required paperwork and ensuring all qualifications are met. To make the transition smoother, it’s best to plan ahead and coordinate with both your old and new employers.
