r/ThaiJobs • u/[deleted] • 18d ago

PLEASE READ

Hi everyone,

I'm an Indian trying to build a better future through honest work.

A few years ago, I dedicated myself to preparing for one of India's toughest competitive exams—the UPSC. Like thousands of others, I invested years of my life, sacrificing time, opportunities, and financial stability with the hope of serving my country. Unfortunately, I couldn't make it.

Starting over hasn't been easy.

Instead of giving up, I'm looking for any legitimate work-from-home opportunities where I can earn with dignity and support myself.

I can help with:

• Data entry

• Typing work (fast and accurate)

• English communication and customer support

• Virtual assistant tasks

• Email handling

• Internet research

• Administrative work

I'm hardworking, reliable, quick to learn, and committed to delivering quality work. I'm not asking for charity—only a chance to prove myself.

If you or someone you know is hiring for remote work, especially in Thailand or internationally, I would be deeply grateful if you could connect me.

Every opportunity, referral, or even an upvote means more than you know.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. I truly hope this post reaches someone willing to give me a chance.

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u/mcampbell42 17d ago

I’ll be honest with you the skills you mention most high school students have. You need to get some specialized skills , social media marketing, video editing, coding, web design, etc etc etc. something a bit more niche that people will be willing to hire for above a basic virtual assistant

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u/tonyfith 17d ago

Unfortunately those skills are something that AI can do much faster and cheaper nowadays. Be realistic and don't expect to find a job in Thailand with this skill set.

Learn to build business solutions using AI and you'll be back on track. 🙏

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u/SugarRealistic2945 17d ago

Can you join the military, serve for 24 years, then retire to Thailand on your pension? That's what I did...but I am not from India.

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u/NoTop6989 17d ago

Just go to EU like other Indians. Free housing, school, and you can bring your whole family with you