Can I Stay in Thailand After My Work Permit is Canceled?

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May 30, 2019

6 years ago

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Need some advice please... I am leaving my job this week. My employer has asked for my work permit to cancel it, which seems fine. What I wonder is, as they have told me, I can remain in Thailand until this visa expires because its an 90 visa and not an extention of a previous visa, is this true? Thanks.

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I am leaving my job this week and my employer is asking to cancel my work permit. They told me that I can stay in Thailand until my visa expires since it is a 90-day visa and not an extension of a previous visa. Is this accurate?

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