Can I extend my cancelled Non B visa after changing schools in Thailand?

Aug 31, 2020
4 years ago
Anatol *****
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My Non b visa was cancelled on 31st March, cause I left my school, after the amnesty started. Now I work at another school. Is it possible to kind of extend my previous Non b visa for one year?
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The user inquires if it is possible to extend their Non-B visa, which was cancelled after they left their previous school during an amnesty period, and now work at a different school. Responses indicate that once a Non-B visa is cancelled, the associated work permit is also invalid. The user is advised to consult the Ministry of Labor for a work permit and to check with the Immigration Office about the potential for an extension based on their new employment.
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Stamma ******
I had the same case like you. Your working permit is cancelled when you cancelled the Non B visa / extension. If you havent got your work permit before you got the job, you are on amnesty.

I got another job, but it was more than 15 days since I cancelled my WP so I fell to amnesty.
Anatol *****
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Stamma Amin Su'ud so, did you get another Non b? With you new job
Stamma ******
@Anatol ****
I asked the immigration and their answer is I cant get a Non B unless I get a hard stamp to cancel the amnesty stamp.
Robert *******
a Non Immigrant visa can not be cancelled due to stop working.

You have to visit the Ministry of Labor to apply for a Work Permit and the Immigration Office to ask if it is possible to apply for an Extension of Stay based on employment.
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