Macau jobs offer Thais up to 93k baht plus perks
Thai nationals now have the chance to land jobs at one of Macau’s most prestigious employers, with salaries reaching up to 93,453 baht per month.
Yesterday, April 9, Somchai Morakotsriwan, Director General of the Department of Employment, announced a major recruitment drive under the Ministry of Labour for positions at MGM Grand Paradise Limited, a luxury resort and casino operator in the Macau Special Administrative Region.
“There are nine job roles available, comprising a total of 73 positions. Salaries range from 53,883 to 93,453 baht, and include benefits in line with Macau’s labour regulations.”
The job openings include:
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Food and beverage service staff
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Flair bartenders
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Spa receptionists
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Front desk receptionists
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VIP food and beverage service staff
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Butlers
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Spa managers
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International marketing hosts
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Premium hair stylists
The perks don’t stop at the pay. Successful applicants will receive return airfare, free meals during working hours, overtime pay, and full legal protections under local labour laws, said Somchai.
“This is a rare opportunity for skilled Thai workers to gain international experience while enjoying excellent remuneration and working conditions.”
Applications are now open and will close on April 16. Interested individuals can apply via the official website under the section “Apply to work through state arrangements.” The online application system operates 24 hours a day, including weekends and public holidays. No application fee is required.
The Department of Employment urged qualified candidates to apply promptly, as positions are expected to fill quickly due to the high salary and appealing benefits, reported KhaoSod.
In similar news, Thailand’s overseas workforce is injecting a massive 400 billion baht into the economy annually, with a significant portion coming from undocumented workers. In 2023, over 382,000 Thais were employed illegally abroad, despite ongoing government crackdowns.
By contrast, only 92,392 legal workers were sent overseas in 2024, a decline of 11% due to regional conflicts, particularly in Israel.
Still, remittances surged by 9%, climbing to 267.8 billion baht from 245.7 billion in 2023. The boost is driven by high global demand for Thai labour in construction, manufacturing, and agriculture. Top destinations include Israel, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, and the United States.
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