Why Thailand
Thailand, also called the “Land of Smiles” is well known for its great hospitality and foreigner-friendly people. It is one of the major travel destinations in Asia due to its beautiful natural resorts, everlasting summer, and mystical history.
Looking at the country’s immense size stretching across most parts of Southeast Asia will give you an understanding of the different cultural influences. There is a heavy influence of Buddhism and Indian culture paired with many Chinese customs.
Thai food is classified into four main regional cuisines: Northern, Eastern, Central and Southern. They differ vastly in taste, ingredients and preparation depending on its origin.
The best way to experience all these different flavors and cultures is by immersing yourself in Thailand’s bustling and colorful capital: Bangkok!
From meditating in an ancient Buddhist temple to overlooking the modern city skyline from one of the world-class sky bars, be certain that all your senses will be overwhelmed by new things to experience.
Internship in Thailand
Thailand is a newly industrialized country with many opportunities in several industries fields, especially the international tech startup scene and new business development projects by foreign investors drive the innovative motor.
Traditionally, the Tourism and Service sectors are well developed, giving young professionals the chance to develop a better understanding of professional customer dealings and services for large international hotel chains.
An internship in Thailand will enhance your career by giving you a foothold in one of the quickest growing economies in Southeast Asia. Gain real-life work experience in a completely different culture and face new challenges to further improve yourself every day.
Visa Information
We strongly suggest you have a look at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Website first. Many countries are part of the Visa Waiver Program. Citizens from these countries get a tourist visa on arrival at the countries of our program for 14 up to 90 days. All other nationals would first have to get in contact with the Embassy in their respective countries before going abroad.
| Non-immigrant Visa |
Many countries are part of the Visa Waiver Program. Citizens of these countries are eligible candidates to enter Thailand for 90 days without a visa. All other nationals would have to get in contact with the Embassy in their respective countries before coming to Thailand.
Eligible countries: Click Here. |
Criteria & Restrictions
You need:
- A Thai company that offered you a job in Thailand (Or you are planning to start a company to employ yourself)
- The invitation and or sponsorship letter of the prospective employer
- A request from the company that you shall be given a non-immigrant visa
- A passport valid for a minimum period of six months
*Meiji Internships cannot be made responsible for the information on this website. Therefore we strongly recommend checking with your local Embassy first for more information.
