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Thailand Sends Six Workers to Taiwan Textile Jobs

Thailand's Department of Employment is recruiting six textile workers for positions in Taiwan with Kingwhale Corporation, offering a monthly salary of approximately 30,821 baht with a maximum three-year contract. Applications open through J

Thailand Sends Six Workers to Taiwan Textile Jobs
7 Jul Khaosod

July 7, 2569 – Somchai Mrkotshriwan, Director-General of the Department of Employment, announced that the department is accepting applications from job seekers to work in Taiwan with Kingwhale Corporation, a textile and dyeing manufacturer. The position is textile worker with six openings at a monthly salary of 29,500 Taiwan dollars, approximately 30,821 baht (depending on exchange rates). Job duties include operating textile machinery, inspecting fabric quality, and transporting yarn and fabric through production lines.

The maximum contract period is three years, with an eight-hour workday and 40-hour week. Overtime compensation follows Taiwan labor law. The employer covers expenses in Thailand and during employment in Taiwan, including accommodation fees, health checks, and monthly service charges to the Taiwan employment agency. Interested candidates can apply via toea.doe.go.th from now until July 10, 2569, available 24 hours daily.

Applicant qualifications include: male, aged 20–45, good physical health with no chronic or prohibited diseases, normal vision without color blindness, military service completed, junior high school education or higher, non-smoker, no alcohol use, and no behavioral issues. Experience in machinery, electrical systems, or computers receives special consideration.

This is a state-sponsored foreign employment program with no application fees. Selected workers pay only necessary expenses including photos, passport (if needed), hearing tests, health and drug screening, criminal record checks, visa processing, outbound airfare (prepaid), and worker assistance fund membership, totaling approximately 17,050 baht.

For details, visit doe.go.th/overseas or the Facebook page "Thai Workers Sent Abroad by the State." For inquiries, contact provincial employment offices, Bangkok employment offices 1–10, or the International Thai Worker Management Division at 0 2245 1034, or call the Department hotline at 1506, press 2.

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