Is a converted Non-B visa still valid for the full duration if I leave my employer in Thailand?

Non-B Visa Visa Conversion Thailand Visa Rules Employment and Visa Status Immigration Process

Jul 27, 2019

5 years ago

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I know a Non B, 90 day entry from an embassy is still valid if you leave your employer. But, what about a Non B conversion from immigration? 

If I convert with my employer, getting a 90 day non-B (at immigration)... am I still able to stay the full 90 if I don’t stay with the company?

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The inquiry seeks clarification on whether a Non-B visa, converted through immigration with an employer, remains valid for the full 90 days if the holder leaves the employing company.

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