The question is - is there any rule that extension of stay based on employment can’t be changed into extension of stay based on teaching, after having some covid stamps? Are these non-b visa extensions different?
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The discussion indicates that there is no fundamental difference in the Extension of Stay application process between employment and teaching; however, obtaining the necessary documentation can vary. Specifically, a teaching waiver is required for a teaching role, whereas such a waiver is not needed for other employment roles like working in a hotel. It's also crucial to communicate with both your new employer and the immigration office regarding the transition to ensure compliance with the process.
There is no difference in the Extension of Stay application. There is a difference in getting the correct documents, like for teaching you need a teaching waiver to get the apply for the work permit. There is no need for an extra waiver or certificate to work as employee at for example a hotel or export company.
an extension based on teaching IS an extension based on employment.
You need to be talking to your new employer AND the immigration office you'd get the new extension from to see if they'll allow it or if they will tell you to leave/come back and start the Non-B process
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