Can my employer cancel my NON-B visa, or can I continue using it until it expires?

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Jan 9, 2025

9 days ago

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I got non b visa from Malaysia, entered thailand with 90 days. After so many lies i decided to leave and look for another job. Can my employer cancel my visa or can I use it until the end?

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You can use your Non-B visa for the entire 90-day period, but be cautious as it may include annotations related to your previous employer, making it unusable for a new job.

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You can use it for the full 90 days. Be aware that it may be annotated with your ex-employer, and as such would not be able to be used for a new one.

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