How Many Days Can You Stay in Thailand After Your Work Permit is Cancelled?
Nov 3, 2019
5 years ago
Nicola **********
ORIGINAL POSTERTLDR : Answer Summary
The grace period to stay in Thailand after a work permit is cancelled varies based on your visa type. If you are on a Non Immigrant B visa and are within the initial 90 days of your stay, you can remain until the end of that period. However, if you are on an extension of stay, there may be no grace period, meaning you would be in overstay immediately after your last working day and the end of your work permit validity.
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