Ministry of Labour (Thailand)

The Ministry of Labour (Thai: กระทรวงแรงงาน, rtgs: Krasuang Raeng Ngan; Abrv: MOL), is a Thai government body responsible for the oversight of labour administration and protection, skill development, and the promotion of employment in Thailand.

Jobs prohibited to foreigners

The Ministry of Labor concerns itself with the employment of Thai nationals. It prohibits foreigners from working in many professions. The following is a list from their website:^[1]

1. The proletariat.

2. Farmers gas party animals of the forest or fishery, except that the use of specialized expertise or the control of farms.

3. The masonry construction or other carpentry work.

4. Carved wood.

5. The driving vehicle. The driver or vehicle that does not use machinery or mechanical. Exception of the pilot countries.

6. The sale of every page.

7. The auction.

8. Monitoring or control services unless account the interim audit.

9. The cut or polished diamonds or pebble.

10. The haircut or the curl of beauty.

11. Work hand-weaving.

12. Of woven mats or work appliances with rattan reed or straw, hemp bamboo pulp.

13. Paper hand job.

14. Lacquer work.

15. Thai musical work.

16. Job filling machine.

17. Work a gold or silver otter.

18. Lghin a job.

19. Job Thai dolls.

20. Berth blanket mitt work.

21. The card.

22. The products made from silk hand.

23. Job Buddha.

24. Work knife.

25. Indoor work with paper or cloth.

26. Work shoes.

27. Work hat.

28. The broker or the agent unless the agent or broker in the business of international trade.

29. Work in the engineering profession. Civil Engineering. Associated with the design calculations and organize research project construction control testing. Or advice. Excluding the special expertise required.

30. Job-related professional architectural design drawings about price director of construction or advice.

31. Crafts apparel.

32. The sculpture or pottery making.

33. The roll by hand.

34. The guide. Or the organized tour.

35. Hawk the product.

36. Work individually hand-printed Thai characters.

37. The young, and some hand-twisting spiral.

38. The clerk or secretarial staff.

39. Work for legal services or legal action.

References

External links

• Ministry of Labour - Official Website in Thai
• Ministry of Labour - Official Website in English

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