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What happens to my stay in Thailand after I cancel my work visa and can I apply for a travel visa after?

Apr 12, 2019
7 years ago
Tod *********
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William A Wei Posted in another thread

Im ready to cancel my work visa in this month(work permit) also. Im curious that after i cancel my Work visa on that day, do i have 14 more days to stay in thailand? Or no more stay in thailand?

Also after cancel my work visa, do I have chance to apply travel visa at Vientian to re-enter thailand please.๐Ÿค
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The user is seeking clarification on the process following the cancellation of their work visa in Thailand, specifically regarding their remaining duration of stay and the possibility of applying for a travel visa after cancellation.
Ellie *******
Just small addition.... not a single day (for you to leave the country) will be added AUTOMATICALLY when you cancel your extension of stay..
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thx a lot๐Ÿค
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Tod *********
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If you are on an extension of stay <- that you got from the immigration office. You go cancel your work permit, then go cancel your extension of stay. Then you need to exit the country on that date.. There is no 14 days to stay.

Most people go cancel their work permit then their extension a week or so before the actual termination date. Immgirations will cancel the extension and then stamp you in until the last day on your termination paperwork. Then you can leave the country
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๐Ÿค thx a lot
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