Send her a message and ask her if this something she can help you with. I am not sure if she only does work in Nong Bua Lam Phu, but if that is the case, I bet she knows someone that could help you

@James *******

I know someone who may be able to help you in Nong Bua Lam Phu..

@Bob ********

its so welcoming and refreshing to see a place like Cambodia offering such relatively easy access to business visas. I encourage more people to check the country out, it had a lot of things going for it over Thailand, of course some things lag behind, but it will get better.

@Frank *********

not if you have another citizenship you can fall back on. It's a smart move if thought out properly.

You need your girlfriend to do things for you. What a loser

@David *********

yea, I would have guessed that a lot of these people were doing so illegally. It just often seems to good to be true. So many of these people claim that they are able to find a way around these well established rules and some how for them, its "different"...I also have no idea how agencies are supposedly able to secure B visas and WPs without someone having a job first, as the a work permit doesnt allow you to look for a job, but is issued AFTER you get employment. It's not my issue of course, but I wouldn't be caught dead working here without the right paperwork.

@David *********

Im always surprised at how many people seem to come in an a whim and end up with these kind of jobs, but then the again, the other 99 that I dont see, fail. Real estate seems to the be the job that I have never understood non Thais being involved in, given that non Thais cannot own property, so unless someone is selling condos to expats in Pattaya, I never really got how that worked out, I am just saying this because I am interested in how that works, not doubting you.

@David *********

non Thais are employed in all sorts of capacities all across the country. In fact, I am always surprised when I see the variety of jobs that foreigners are working in this country. So, while a lot of jobs are indeed protected and reserved for Thais, there are plenty of opportunities for people with the right skill. Also, with some capital and a good Thai business partner, one can open a business..

@Kool ******

those rules only apply to "schools", one can teach at a language center and what not without a university degree. There are no obligations or hard fast rules that apply to these types of institutions.