What happens to my Non-B visa if my work permit is cancelled in Thailand?

A user inquired if cancelling their work permit requires them to cancel their Non-B visa and if they would face an overstay if they remain in Thailand after the work permit is cancelled. A commenter clarified that with an initial Non-B visa, the holder can stay for the duration of the 90-day stamp regardless of the work permit status. They emphasized that the visa cannot be cancelled just because the work permit is cancelled, as long as the holder departs by the end of the 90 days unless an extension is granted by the employer.