[DaveRetiring]

Hi people,

I did a search and it returned about a zillion replies so thought I be lazy rather than read them all.

I am 62 and in November I am planning on getting a retirement visa to Thailand. It has been suggested that because of my engineering background and CNC programming skills I might be able to get work teaching.

Is the work permit something I can organize before arrival or does it have to be submitted by or on behalf of an employer?

Any suggestions where to begin looking for companies or Edus that might be interested in any of my skills. I don't really need the money so big wages would not be an issue, but it would be nice to pass on some of this hard fought and earned knowledge.

I have lived in Asia before, so no need for all the standard warnings of moving there.

Thanks

Dave