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Do I need to cancel my visa in another province before switching to a teaching visa in Bangkok?

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Oct 13, 2020
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Hey do I need to cancel my visa in another province, even if it expires on the 27th of October, before I can switch it to a teaching visa in Bangkok?
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To switch to a teaching visa (B visa) in Bangkok, you need to cancel your current visa, even if it expires on the 27th of October. It is generally recommended that you handle this cancellation before applying for the new visa, and it's important to note that B visas must be obtained from a consulate or embassy outside of Thailand.
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Need before 21 days
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Exten agian and then can
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 ok Thank you
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@Rickeah ******
 you need 21 days visa go for immigration you will get untill 30 November then between this you go and change visa for teachers
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 ok Thank you
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As far as I am aware. B visas are not obtained within Thailand. You must apply for one at a consulate or embassy in another country. As least that's what I, and all the other teachers I know, did.
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@Paul ******
 ok when did you apply for your visa because I’ve heard the rules have changed
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I've had many. And so have all the other teachers in the country who are on overstay, because they are unable to renew their visas because the borders are closed.
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 ok thanks for the information!
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If you not cancel, your visa will be expired on that date. if you got a new school they will let you cancel your visa before apply a new visa for teaching in there school.
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@Anyarin ***************
 thank you!
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 how long does it take to cancel?
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 do I need to go to that city to cancel?
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@Rickeah ******
 yes, if you get in Phuket have to cancel in Phuket
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