Is it okay to fly back to my home country after my non-B visa and work permit expire?

Non-B Visa Work Permit Visa Expiration Immigration Rules Leaving Thailand

Feb 27, 2019

6 years ago

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Hello everyone,

My non-B visa ends on 31st march , like my work permit and my contract , that I won't renew.

I would like to fly my home country on 2nd or 3rd of april.

My question is : is that ok ?

I heard when the WP is ended I have 7 days to leave the country but I want make sure before booking my flight ticket ...

Any enlightenment is welcome ;)

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is inquiring if they can fly back to their home country on April 2nd or 3rd after their non-B visa and work permit expire on March 31st. They reference a belief that there is a 7-day grace period to leave the country after the work permit ends.

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