My work contract is ending in March, I won't be renewing work status and I'll be losing my Non Imm-B visa.
I want to get a 90 day visa. I can leave the country to visit a consulate but I don't understand most things about the process. Looking for advice on the process. Thanks!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking advice on transitioning from a Non Imm-B visa upon the ending of their work contract to a new visa, specifically a 90-day visa. Other users provided guidance on the steps involved, including obtaining a termination letter from the employer, canceling the work permit, and exiting the country before applying for a new Single Entry Tourist Visa.
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Thanks, you ask a letter of termination of contract at your employer, (to give yourself travel times, ask to take a date a few dates later then you actually stop working), you take this letter to the Ministry of Labor and ask them to cancel your work permit at the last day mentioned in the letter. You take the documents from this ministry and the letter to the Immigration Office and ask them to cancel your Extension of Stay on the same last day mentioned in that letter.
Before or on that last date you leave the country and can apply for a new visa, seems to me it will become a Single Entry Tourist Visa which gives you 60 days on entry back into Thailand.
I guess you have a similar stamp like the one on the bottom, not a non Immigrant B visa but as line 2 of the text Extension of Stay permitted up to .. /../.. ?
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