My non- B extension expires on 11th October. I told Immigration that I will be finishing work and flying back to Australia on that day , before coming back in 2 years to resume work at the same school. At first, when I told them that I understood the need to cancel the extension, they agreed. When I returned this morning with a letter from the school, I saw a different officer. She said it wasn't necessary and I could just go. Does this concur with your understanding of the "system". I don't want any problems should I return for a visa exempt visit in the interim, for example.
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The user inquires about the procedure regarding the cancellation of their non-B visa extension before returning to Australia and the implications for future visits to Thailand. They initially received confirmation from immigration about the need for cancellation but were later told it was not necessary by a different officer.