How can I extend my stay in Thailand after my Non-O B visa expires without needing a work permit or sponsorship fees?

Jun 10, 2019
5 years ago
Alison *********
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Good evening,

I am a volunteer teacher in a migrant school in Mae Sot and returned again to Thailand on April 21 with a 3 month Non-O B visa, which then expires on 19 July 2019. I also have a work permit, valid until October. This was organised through a Thai foundation, with an appropriate donation, which I was quite happy with.

However as of the end of June, I will not be volunteer teaching in Thailand any more. I would like to stay (until I had planned to return to Australia in December) but want to avoid paying any further fees for "sponsorship" and work permit I don't need.

So I would appreciate guidance on how/what may be the best way/visa to do that.

Thanks in anticipation. :)
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user, a volunteer teacher in Mae Sot, Thailand, originally entered the country on a Non-O B visa which expires on July 19, 2019. They have a valid work permit until October but will stop volunteering by the end of June. The user seeks advice on how to extend their stay in Thailand until December without incurring further fees related to sponsorship or the work permit.
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