Doe's anyone know anything about Non B visa's & work permits? Unfortunately I had to cut my work permit short in January as I need to return home for a few months due to a back injury, I informed my office and was given a BOI work permit cancellation letter which states the day that I left work and the day that I need to leave the country.
I was told I didn't need to do anything else apart from leave the country on or before the date stated in the letter. I'm now hearing that I should have gone to the Labour office and cancelled my Non-B visa before I left the country as it can cause complications when returning or trying to find work again.
Will I have any problems when returning or do you think I'll be fine?
Any help will be highly appreciated :)
Note: I actually went to immigration to get some advice about this and they didn’t have a clue.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking advice on the implications of leaving Thailand without canceling their Non-B visa after their work permit was cut short due to a health issue. They received a BOI work permit cancellation letter and were told they only needed to leave the country by the indicated date. However, there is concern regarding whether canceling the Non-B visa at the Labour office is necessary to avoid complications upon returning to Thailand or seeking future employment.
