Can I Obtain a 60-Day Tourist Visa After Leaving My Job in Thailand?

please, 39 million tourist enter Thailand and the majority of them using an airplane. Why we start to give advice avoid airports, only use land borders?

I keep on telling and refuse to change my point of view due to a few abusers of visa rules, there is nothing to worry. You have a legit history to stay inside Thailand, you lived and worked with a work permit. There is none of those back to back tourist visa and visa exempt entry users that come even near your history, NOT used a Tourist visa over 10 years, sounds different than I have 5 Tourist Visa in the last 2 years and i live in Thailand and i work but only serve foreigners.

first of all, do not forget to cancel your WP and non b visa before you leave or you risk a lot of problems and serious ones while applying for a new WP and getting a Non B Visa extension for that. After these, fly out and return with a 30 day visa exemption which you can extend it another 30 days at any immigration. that makes 60 days. you can buy a cheap ticket out of Thailand to show and dont risk that. get a 1500 baht ticket. if you still couldnt find a job after 60 days, then go to Phnom Penh for applying to a single entry tourist visa. easy there with some travel agencies and you dont even need to go to the consulate for the application, they handle. good luck.

Yes you can, I've done this on a couple of occasions, and then when I got a new job and WP I got a new one year O visa.

i would say avoid Vientiane and Savannakhet as those places are visited by lots of people applying for back to back tourists visa's.

Visit Yangon, Kota Barhu, Kuala Lumpur or Penang.

As you had Non Immigrant B visa and Extensions of Stay based on working inside Thailand as history I do not see a big problem to get a Tourist Visa to buy some time to look for a new job. The issues we read is applications from people using the Tourist Visa or Visa Exempt Entry back to back to cover years of living inside Thailand.

To get a new visa, you'd have to leave the country. I doubt you can get a new visa because you lived here before.

What is your nationality? Certain countries qualify for a 30 day visa exempt, others qualify for a visa on arrival, and yet others require a visa from their home country.