After a work permit and visa has expired, how many days can you stay in Thailand before leaving, please? Thanks.
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If your work permit and Non-B visa have expired, you cannot stay beyond the expiry date unless you obtain an extension. Those with a one-year extension of stay must cancel their work permit and can purchase a 7-day extension to leave the country for 1,900 baht if needed.
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okay, the O/P has a yearly extension of stay from an immigration office
They DO NOT have a year-long, multi-entry Non-B visa from a thai consulate
They need to go cancel their work permit, get the termination documentation from the school, go to the immigration office where they got their extension, cancel it and then either leave the country that day OR buy the 7 days "get out of dodge" stamp for 1900baht that gives them a week to leave on
And on that note I believe the O/P knows the process now and we wish her well
IF you have the 1 year Non Immigrant B visa, which you bought at a Thai Consulate abroad, you can keep on using that Visa until the valid until date. You can even make a border run on the day before the valid until date to get a new 90 day Admitted to Stay.
BUT your work permit has to be cancelled and returned within 15 days of the last day of working at the same Ministry of Labor.