What are my options for staying in Thailand after my Non-B visa expires on September 26th?

Things do change, Immigration law only changed on 2 sections on 7 April 2020, the period got extended and extended again,

You can wait until 26 Sep and see what happened, or you can start packing your bags and prepare for departure,

I have similar case, but I had single-entry non B visa, so I hadnt left the country since last year.

I resigned from my job last June to move to another company. However, my last working day was June 30, and my Non B extension was cancelled that day along with the work permit. I got another job offer last week, but since now I am on amnesty, the immigration office said I cant get new working permit.

Is the answer to stay past Sept 26th the same for me?

Believe me

@Jess ********

you are far from alone in getting caught out on a year-multi-Non-Imm visa and not being able to bounce, going onto amnesty and now facing hard choices when this latest round of amnesty runs out :/

Conversely from the thai view point you have been here since at least the end of March (when the borders closed) and that's SIX months of time in which you could or should have found an alternative long term extension of some sort. That's the reason the thai officials got so hard core about this latest amnesty.

There's not much more that can be added to this post. Sorry

Good Luck, take care, stay safe.

Can't you get an Ed visa or get a new job? I got an EFL job a couple of months ago but now probs getting non-b.....

you have limited options. There is no such thing as an in country tourist visa.

You are allowed to stay under the amnesty until the 26th of Sept. BUT if you haven't figured out a long term extension, OR gotten a letter from your consulate stating you can't travel OR gotten a letter from a doctor/hospital stating you can't travel you need to prepare to depart on or by the 26th of Sept.

I'd say the immigration office is a good place to start to see if there is any options other than what I listed