Have a question. If you received a multi-entry non-b visa outside of Thailand, worked legally, but then cancelled that work permit do you have to cancel the visa? I read some old posts on Thaivisa saying you don't, and can stay as long as the stamp says in the passport. I was told yesterday I will have a problem leaving the country, even though I'll be leaving before the my stay has expired. Just a point out again, the visa is not an extension of stay granted in CM, it's a multi-entry from Penang. Thanks.The actual non-imm expired, but I left the country and was granted another 3 months stay.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around whether a cancelled work permit necessitates the cancellation of a multi-entry non-B visa. It was clarified that it is not required to cancel the visa upon termination of the work permit; the visa can remain valid as long as the entry stamp in the passport allows it. Multiple community members confirmed that only an extension of stay needs to be cancelled by immigration authorities, and that the general visa remains valid until its expiration or until the entry stamp permits. Some participants also expressed concerns over potential issues upon departure from Thailand.