I'm leaving to apply with a valid Non B and valid work permit with a re-entry permit as if my application is denied I still have these credentials to fall back on. Does anybody know how this will work coming back with 2 visas please? Or should I cancel the visa and work permit before I come back to Thailand if the visa application is approved?
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The discussion revolves around the appropriate steps to take when applying for a new visa while holding a valid Non-B visa and work permit in Thailand. It highlights the need to possibly cancel the work permit before applying for a new visa (DTV) to avoid complications, as holding multiple visas may create issues upon re-entry.
When will you stop working in Thailand? I assume you are on an extension of stay? You can't work in Thailand on a DTV at all but if you're on an extension rather than a visa I believe you can apply for one then cancel it and your work permit the moment you return but I'm unsure how a re-entry permit affects things
no I'm on a non B not any extension. If you don't have a re-entry then the work visa is cancelled as soon as you leave the country. If I get approved and can cancel the current one on return then that's fine
That was the crux of the question really. It may be best to cancel it all before I leave. From what I've learnt I'm overqualified for it anyway and it shouldn't be a problem. I just wanted to keep the Non B alive in case my application was rejected. Thanks all for the input
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