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Vacancy as Visa officer/Administrative Expert at the Belgian Embassy

By Ronny LatYa
Posted in Expats and retirees, work
Tags: Belgian Embassy, Vacancy

June 24, 2021

An interesting vacancy at the Belgian Embassy in Bangkok. If anyone feels called. I read nowhere that you have to be Belgian.

Fluent in English and Dutch or French. Thai is an added value
Service-minded & versatile
Bachelor's degree & relevant experience
Leadership, Training, Decision-making & Communication skills
Available from October 2021 upwards
Resident in Thailand (no tourist visa) on start date

For more information: 2021 06 11 Job Description Visa Officer & Administrative Expert (belgium.be)

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lenaerts says up

24 June 2021 on 14: 49

best ronnie
with thanks for this advertisement, I suspect that my wife is suitable for this job, my wife is Thai, speaks English, Dutch and Spanish, has a master's degree in business accounting, and she has knowledge of diplomacy,
Thanks again to you and all the team
grr rudi

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Vacancy as Visa officer/Administrative Expert at the Belgian Embassy

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