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Do I have to pay an extra fee for canceling my 3-month Non-B visa to get a Tourist visa?

Thai Visa Rules Non-B Visa Tourist Visa Visa Cancellation Fees Expat Visa Advice

Apr 23, 2019

7 years ago

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Hello,

Do I have to pay an extra fee for canceling my 3-month non-b Visa and getting a tourist Visa?

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The requirements for transitioning from a 3-month Non-B visa to a tourist visa do not necessitate the cancellation of your current visa if you are on the initial 90-day stamp. You can leave the country and apply for a tourist visa at a Thai consulate in a neighboring country without paying an extra fee, provided you bring the termination paperwork with you.

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Tod *********

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, on the initial 90 day entry stamp of a Non-B you can stay until the last day no matter when you stopped working.

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great. Thank you so much. Have a great day

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Okay IF you are on the initial 90 day stamp of your Non-B visa you don't need to cancel anything.

You just take your termination paperwork with you when you stamp out of the country (most of the time they don't ask about it but sometimes they do, so have it with you).

Then go to a thai consulate in a nearby country and BUY a single entry tourist visa if that's what you want to do.

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it is ok to leave the country on the same day of my visa expiration date? Even if I had quit work some time before?

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thank you.

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